https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b19f611a1c3b56d822d9bf389f5f950a.pdf ec1667dc26656350540c0b17d55c91bd PDF Text Text I Pooe Eight· '• ---------- • • . ,. . . SQf\,lrdo~, N~embe; '12; .1~~ New·QumerCenturv Members The Dolly Sentinel, Pomerov-Mkklleport, Ohio. r 1D 1 1 • e apee~al l m East Letart Wed..aeldly 'J:OO tude Toward Trutb"; J5 g. mw.Jr. ctlort to bi pre.m •nd •Wiwer p.m . Letart Falla. MYF Meetinp:, Youtb Fellowship; e Sr. tiYJ'; ta tbe ea.llln1 of your name? VI- Monday 7 :30 p.m. Astple Grove. 7.30 Offteial Bou4! llarultJJ•1!30 alton •re eordlaUy invited to be 1 Tbunday 6 30 p.m Eaat Let.art.. Booth Featlval, Pomero,., Co-.aty With us-put J()ur IWllEII on a MYJ'; WSCS at" elwn:b .i" ..... cliiH'Oll this Lord's Day! Mr Chritti•n Scltnct locitty, 144 vance of flfteeuth ~Jvelll!fY ; RUIIell WUson, Supt. 10.30-- Mulberry Ave.. Pomeroy. Morn· :WedneaifiJ 1 p.m. ehoir lJFillltiop; Morni111 Wonhl)). Sermon-sub- 1ng Service 11 a.m. with "MOft... '1 :46 Bible thady; Cl• la CirNe..S L.t your llthf eo thlnt before jed: " Hla CoDHttlttion". 8.00- TALS AND IMMORTALS", II the p. m, al hOIQ.e of HQ. Jamea men, tMt thrt ·ma, ... your c. E. Youth Hour. 7:00-Evening I subjl!i=f. of the Lenon Sermon cra,~u. ';, eooc1 -..rkt, ...., llorlfy your Servke. Sermon-subject: "He and the Golden Tezt; Ye are not The Pint Prea~tyMrilfl Chuiocf,, Flt'Mr whkh '' In tte..en. Unc;ered". Wtld. r 'I . ~Pr1yer ' in the fieah, but i:n tbe Spirit, If CM.ttt..w 5:16). Meeting 1nd Bible Study. Come! . so be that lhe Spirit of God dwell Mlc1todl,epoCbrl, llobv~~bo1h r!~ pelt. • • • • • Wed. 8:00-Choir Practice Jun· in you Romana 8;9. SWlday pu · ure .,.; 00 ••9'1 lillie& Pomeroy NuartM Church, ior Cboir PraeUce on Tue1day at School 10 a.m. Wedne•dar eve- Buchanon, Supt; Morlllnl woh:blp Rev. Forest StoU, pa:ator. Sunday s :tG. ning aerviee 8 p.m. The publle 11 10:30 tople "As Your.sell, Do' You 1 8:80 1.m.-sunday School, 10:10 cordlal.ty ilmted to attend. Read· R.eaUy Love God'!"': Moadax · T~30 L.t•rt falls, 'Mithodlat Ch•rta· lng Room with llde entraDee, Deaeons; Tu~sday 7,:10 TI'U~; ;:~~=~pof J=·.ce.'l:30t,.oppm1~ EmmaBeUe F . Sopher (Put.or) located at rear of church, open Wedne~ay 5:30 Jr. Choir; .' p, fm 8i30 a.m. Wor&hlp ~rvlce- to public, M.ondaya and Wednea· l Sr chOlf. , EvtDJellstit! aervice, topio-11te Plants. 10:30 a.m. Worship Ser· days from t.wo to four p.m. -.. u "-I h . .pilot C'-·~h CaltaWQ. WedneJCI~, 7.30 p.m., vice-Letart Fa118. '1 :30 p.m. Wor· "' ~- ,..t. ,_,.I flllll'"' • Prver MeetinJ. tdllp Service--Apple Grove. United Mtthodltt Church, Middleport, R.ev. N. D. ~rdto., Church of Chrllt Ml Thursday 7:30 p.m.-East Letart. Pometoy, J Le!!Ue Kunze, paator. paator. Bible School 0:30 ,Art~na soel.otio>J 1 Fred 1 Gardltflt Mi.nuuld •::: Prayer meetlnga-Sunday 7:00 p. Church Sehool 9:18, Mr. Theo Reese, Supt: M(lrnlnJ wors&1p . at Bible. School 'Thl.o · Roll· ~. m., Lelart lolls. Sundolr 7;30 p. Smith, Supt. Wonblp &<moe 10:30; BTU 7 p. m. 1I · -.... I 1.0:30, "Heavenly CIUzeMhip". Youth FeUowJhip 0:30. Monday Chu.,:h of ·~:~;:~;: 7:30 Mellll County Booth festi· dleporl, Jlev. J vat. Wednesday 1:00, Bible ~tudy tor. Bible ~hooJ ;;,~Wji and prayer aerv1~. Tb~, lor, Supt; M~ial " 7:30 Choir Rehearul. Yo~JQI P-e:Qple.s' Alfrecl Mlthodlat Church, llav. Ev~:!\:tl~ !OI')'I<t R. M. \ Grove. pa.tor.· -~ ay School at 9:30, Lloy4 1 ; er, Unh1o, Supt. Worstup Servleea j. 10:48, Sayre, ~illard"'" Swnrtz Suni;lay Odell evening: at 7:30 regular meeting vice 10:30; CONVIfiTteLI of the MYV. Tueada)' evenJDJ, 1 :JO. Nov. 15, WSCS meeting at tbe <hurch af Chrht, Mllldhllort, flUme NCI with • l.t blade fOp, Jtcrnr Gil., lbdlo, Hefhlr4 A .e.ow NOm cer. I l l IT NOWI homo of EIE'Inor ~let.. Wed· Rtv. Fret! Gardpter, pastor. Bible nesday ,venlng rt-ayer Servieea school 9:30 Ruuell WrisoD, S'*pt; at 7·30. _,Morniq w~shlp 10:30; CbriJtlan Flnt 81ptiat Church, MlddJ• Endeaver s· ). Ewnla• sero« port, Rev. C. E. Hoyt, putor. "1 P m.; WedD:esday 'I p. m. P.r~yer Church School 9:1& E~son Baker, meeting and · BUlle 11tudy; 8 p. m. Supl; Mornm& W(ln-lp 10:15 Cholr pra~tleJi. . Tht PrNbYtwllft Church. lfrtEvangehcal Crusade for Christ serv lce, Rev WlLUam J. Behlatter, Cll&e, Rev, HOY(Itd Ruppelt, 1118Ohio putor of tbe Linden Bapti1t tor. Cbutch RhOol 9:30 Rol'trt Church, Cplumbu.s, will preach on Harden S11pt,i Evening serviee at the subject "Life's sUpnme Ques· 7:30 topic. "AB y~J'8Cif, Do Y,ou tion Answered"; 5·30 Sr. Hi Youth Really Love G6d.? , Fellowship; 6.3q Jr. HI"Fellowship Th1 Pldentt4 Cht,~rc,h, ~ '1 .30 Evangelishe Crusade for Rev. W~~o B,artel!, Pastor.. Sup· Christ service the Rev. Schlatter day School 8:15,' Fred · Blaett.Q.j}l, will preach on "Sharing His Su))t. IO ~ ao A. ltL W()rshlp 8~ Cross"; Munday 7:30 Lovejoy Clr· vice; Sr. Youth F"eiJow•htp; TIJ)(is ~le al home of Mrs. H. M. Cro!if>; day 9 A. oM. Duly Bee Sewing :elf. 1'ue.sday 7.30 Elect'l , Circle at cle; 6:30 P. M,1Y0uth Ch.oJr. rehome oi Mn. EdLSOD Baker, Dor- he,.r.saJ; ?:30 P. M. Sen'or Choir cas Circle at home o[ .Mra. Harry ,Rehearsal; Sat~ay UJ.OJ!Jiinil COn· HoudaShelt, WednNday 7:30 mid flnnaUon -'Ciw. , woek prayer and prailt service The Pi.rtt I•Pfl11t q.urch,. Por~ 8 30 Specul meeting (If the Churt'b eroy, ~ev. Ralpb 'Zwndel, Paftw• Counctl a1 dmrch: 8:80 Sr. choir Churcb School 8:30 A. M. M<'n"a'Jaa re)Jearbal, Thursday 1:30 Men's Worship l0:80 ,A. ' M. . Fellowship .&upper at 'Church with Church of Chrltt In Chrl~tn Captam Fleming, Huntington as Union, MlddleP9rt, Rev. Ot:~:r. 1'· speaker. Men of ehurebe~ or the Sp.yre, Putor. Bible lkhOQI,~ ' i30 . Pomoroy Baptist Association will Odell Ma~tey, Supt,: Mbrnin~ bC! &ueets: 7:30 Buq Bee clao at ablp 10!30; Evaqelia:Ue e of M"'. C E. Hdj'l• ll'tldi'Y T:lP. ' ~ Through oavl~g oteadlly you can crooo tht '1·30 VBA committee at ;burch. The htYitton Arm,, Mi . H••th Method!tt Church, Mlclo port, Captain Rum ' t. river ollhe luturt lo tho goal you want to roach. dleport , Rev L A Bangerter pa'll- Sund.ay Sellool , Holhttin lor. Sunday School 9.30 Ernest Serviet~ T· A long vacatl~n. i:ollll!l• oducaUon, a lund lor Covert, Supt; Mornmg worship at P. .7:30. 10 30 subject ''The Soul'• Aiti· ;etlremtnt, a new home- tbeae cue typical J SUnda¥- will you make ·enttne .~ou VII Pomeroy.Middleport, No. 179 Mason Co. Boy· Of9Killed Hackett's POHDOY, omo Mtmbu •edenlltesene "-lem .-; ~~· IAFBTY SERVICE POMUOY, ORIO Th MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT lnouronee, CorporaUOD:iii~~=======:;;;~ c. Ch -L •~ and .' ..... ,.., ..,. _, OVOJ'Y' suoday 1 Schqql Sund•y In Cbtu"<h ' fl>uttll li. ~ld c. Tlli na lltfttles b~~~ parently Wid · tleepine the cab door of a trwo-ton hls father was <iriving to the · Ice Grocery. The door camC open and Richard Waa thrown under lhe truck wheels. Arlee is about teri miles south of Point Pleasant. SurvivoTs include \he boy's parents, Mr. and Mra. n-ln Mar· tin and eleven brotbcra and sisters. lsFoimd 'iearHis A. WoJI, year~ fto.TftDJ i>;VW011; 'bu of all aetlve been with- tbe '' . . '· ··~· .. '• .- '•I (.~·.Iii I ;: 1 •. FO~ f \, '' .'' ' . ~~if'~ /, • -1-. ;.,. ~ . ' ..t J.•.' '·• ,.. ·. ', .,. " .... - • -~- 1.', " ' \ CEMENT ikoel.cOMPAtrl ' ,. Tbe Ohio · K"aghway Patrol reN!p'. ~~--~tl wW be picked. QvCII Will bl ported today that Donna De_plctid DID. 1. other Its d pf~~ una.~ l~m11Gtkmc1110emd:pMt~J- Priest. 11, Rt. 1 Pedro, a passen-~.. ,. ger in one t:ar, was treated for ~\t:A"-[}J).~ neck injdriea at Holter Hol'!pdal 750;~Wu:QJO Hunters ~·.dn:h;:.. ~:::;o~~~~n;..:S~h.;' · iiQj lo Bt In J: ne.F,.:ields T.uesday ";;:,·:.~':i!t:~ t~~~"~<~<~,or ged wUh ln · of ' d•olti hl<l. ~wiled t11tn ~alllo~JI caM D. He. li"td baim' dead day•. Dec. 5, but wUf be e1tended Funeral :S.Crvices for Ev11i1s Dee, 31 In SIX state experi.meOtll were to be held ,..onday at 2 p hunting areas . Rabbit seuon be· m.. at Bald Knobs . Church with continues tbro~ jan. 2 burial to be made 1n the Bald ' Knobs Cemetery. Survivmg fhe deceaSed are his mother, Ella Evana; 1 sister Nellie Cornell of Portland, a brother Everett of Portland and another Th'e fourth 1n a serie& of Com- brother Richard of Sandy Htll. Winners of the door pri~e~. mumty Instttutes will be held celelirating the Grand OpenJng of Tuesday at the Rock Springs Goe.."E ler's Jewelry Store were an· Granae Hall beginning It 10 A. nounced today by the owner, Dr M wtth tbc Rev. Hotner E. Felty N. W. Compton. The prize, awards a.~ the mairi speaker. were made Saturday ~-ight. • Rev-,!'elty , who is pastor tit the Tbe winnen were: Pearl Smith, First ·Presbytcrum Chutcb, IronPomeroy, Lord Elgin watch; Alt.a ton, will give three talks durJng Lee Hall, SyracUJe, Lady's Elgin the clay's three sessions. The to. ~ watch; Mrs Demaree Saxson, Che PlC of hia morning talk 15 entit· National DAY Servtee Officer shire, lady's birthstone rma:; Mrs . led '"The_ FamU_y"; the afternoon H~nry E. Smith of Huntlqton Edison Hollon , Minersville, ttems~eech ~ entitled "Co-laborers is to be the featUred 'speak.; ington r.uor; Mrs. Fred Riggs, w1th ~~, and h111 evening loeturo Tueaday tveDiq at the meetlng Pomeroy, J;>elta pearls; John Ihl~. will Getting the Most Out of I of Meigs Co. Chapter No. 27 of Racine, euff lmks and tie clup; .,,re." ' DAV belilllnin& at , 8 p.m. in Lawrence DJddle, Syracuse. Elgin Amer1can compact, Owen Hawley. Rev. Felty i5 a graduate of Ot· Maaoa Me11Jodlst Qurcb. ferbeid. . and Bonebrake Seminary. Local officen of t,be DAV urg· Minersville, Parker pen 1: pencil He haS been a m1mster in rural ed that all melhlkftoa and eligible 1et; Lillian VanMeter, Pnmeroy, commqnities for 13 years; Rotary vet~rana attend the meetlag 10 Prince Garden billfold, Claude Club speaker, active In Grange wh1ch Smltb ~ wUI diRQas the Cunningham, Syracu11e, Lady's civic cireJea, lnshlute and 4 many claimf; ~ prEisented from rhmcstone necklace and earring set. work. H~ iJ a popular speaker in this area. the t'ti state area ol Kentucky WWit Virgmla and OJiio. In 1Dmi ht' was li!ited in "Who's Who" and in 1960 he VIsited and studied In Europe. Ohio State-Michigan Game Institute Series ~ Ruled Out For Television . Wjll Continue At UP~NeJI:t to Mr: and M"r11 Orm~n a. sqn bom ill ules, you COLUMBUS, 0 . Saturday'a clash of Ohjq State and Ml<:.bigan, for the Big Ten .tttle and -a d{t(:ision on whether the Wolverines ot Michigan State's Spartans go to the Rose Bowl, ·"appeared today to have no chance to rea'ch Ohio televl.!liM sets Oblo State A\bletie Director Jliehard C. Larkins said he had "abBolutely no hope of tne game going on telcvilnon." The game 11:1 a .~~elloul at huge Michigan Stsdium. Some 17,800 lucky Ohioans have tickets. Unnumbered tbousandN more are clamoring for the game be televised. ' Larkm• sald Nattonat-coUeg!lte Attiletie Association :'rules arc def101te in their Hmttatlons and 1 don't see b0w we can be made llR exception.'' Latit week there wa~ sbmc talk of a Cotumbus TV station tarry. ing the game on a strlcUy local basla into 'tlhlo'e football·mad capital. But Walter Byers, execu· tive director of the NCAA said In Kann, City tbat It appeared im· pouibfe. · "To be granted an exception. there must be no nthe!' collegt' gamel scheduled at the !time time Wilbin a 00 mUe radiu1 'Of either Ann Arbor 1dte of the game or Columbus," Byen said. "I think ir }lou 1cheek your football 5Ched· Wlll find scrioUJ com- plications." 1'hc Wolverlncs have had two games ~elevised, one , nahonally and one rogibnaliy, NCAA rules calls for only tWo TV showings a season for any C(ne team. Sometimes, an exception 'CAD be made for sellout gamea. But tbe schedule shows Michigan State playmg Marquette ~ miles from Ann Arbor. The Columbus aren has Ohio Wesl~yan playing Denison at GranviUt and two other games within the 90-mile radius. New Pastors To This C!)mniunity To Be Welcomed Mti!1;S County Mlnb.terlal As.llo· c1atmn will weJcom~ new mmill· ters aftd their wives tO the artll wlth a turkey dinner preparJ;!d by the Ladle~ of Letart Methodist Chut.eh Tuesday evenJng. Rov. Howard Ruppell w1il b" master of ceremonies for the af fa1r. whicb wnt b~ staged jn the Letart Falls Grade school beginn 1ng at 6 P. M. The prograrh ebair man for the event Is Rev. L. A. Bangerter. · .-. - - - ' ---+ Three Pomeroy I. DailY senti· collected the most 'ctQvers In the nel n'ewspa~oerboys Woo '&pedal I contest, wo.re aWarded $l,OOO prl!Cs in the f~st A'n~lf.lll "Good scholarShips to Uie U. S. college Luck Clovel;'' NeW5papcr,boy of their choice. They are WUllanl B. McMIJlaJl, Co';'test sponsored ' by , Lever Bro~hers CompaD)'. WiJn\.lO,ton tn,l). New~; James T.he enterpri•lng c' i·@r : boys Hoqklas, · Plttaburlh Suo-TeleWA)I'I ttJ,eit pries , by 1 ng ~elr J grapJi; '·WiiUim R. ~ooper, Jr., eualomera to aa~" tb4 , ·· n f!JUr·l Philadelphia IJ"lletln; J.ames 1<". leaf clo~s f~ Ji "~kfgca of Storey, ltammo"nd (Ind.) 'l}mes; Good lAtck m•~fJDI~r- '• James w. Tharp, 1 G~t ~' Bend They emerge u. Pttz~ winner~ (Katl ) Daily Tribune; _Albert G. from amon• ,Jlte J~~~· '1\f!\li:B- Fec;zko. Jr., Pittsburgh Posi-10~ paperhnys, rePt~it\ibl 6BO ette; Joseph :P. Hey'IIBnj, Passaic newapftpen, w)Jo. pirijclpa~ in (N1J .) Herald-News; Jeff Davis, tbe contest. f· Peoria Journi.l.:Star; James Sti.l· _ Each newspa~~ who Iter, Terre Hau~ Tribune; and te'Cted en,.ough ,elo. to become. ~omaa L. Steopy, Trentcm (N ..J.) ellgtble for any Of the 5S de Tlmea. lu,;e prizea--rabliae from tete: ~- Prize-winrijng new1piperh9y villOD seta And blet.elea to eoey~ 1wh() today reiiUIBrly deUven tbe cJopedlu and iudYI.e-, ca+s- Pomeroy DRIJ)! Sentinel ta Tom· made h1a st!eeUOna ftOm 1 ~u~f!nt Abde~ 106p Vine St., . ter U1t. So iqa:entous Were A@MeJ-M.iddfep~. Ob1¥.e other two of ~ boys tbat they were able wiilnen )ll'ete Ge.!J.I:&e J. S~nner to qualify for 1JJ maDf .If- 1iJ: or 50S Hudson St., Mldlijeport, Ohio aevea. ·~t ~. . f' ,._ ~ Ruth Wialett, SJratuae, 0~ I .. .. One penon was ' injured, both cars inflided with heavy damagt and a Pomeroy man. is an )all as a rCJiult o( a two car collis1on Sunday evening at apprmtimatelv 7 p.m. at Route 7 and Route liM near Clmlhirl'! to'lit Won Coroner , Henry r.w~a vn in& trie b,!ldx Sundar -+aJed . Prize Awards :In ~ati~nal Contest ' In Collision Near Cheshire Hill Ml THI 7S atrta1iho MCODd el!mth•UOD tor Row 1J0wi fii*U. Ia ~ ~ Next e11.mlnatloa cqtl, the. flgun Neiahbora Sunday 7tli~:~ COYf'i'ed the bcdy ol "' of Stiversville who bad ported mli.l!ling for mOl'e week. Tbe discovery wa$ a small outbuilding near his , ~osl· dence oa Dewitte-Run w,nt 1o . Sentinel Newspaper Carriers W.in ' G• IIs Hurt Mi~ing ' IN STOCI( . Ttfl · TYPE AND PRJQE o•.OP • JNSUJ:ATION '' I loJjloon c.;~,~~J _i;-;;~!1or MOTOR SALES Church at Lan, Sund>y 9:30 A. and ay IRUCE W. MUNN grtevaneea and WlU! propapnUnihd Pr•11 ltaff Corrnpondent da blae:ta before a U. N. bod)'. UNJTED NATIONS, N. Y UP Each year they take ran ad- The Arab st;ateli and Wae1 vanla~ of the debate to iaaue "ere expected to open a knock· charges and oount.er-charJea aad down drag-out propaganda f1gbt Ulis year's debate it expedtd to today i.n the Umted Nattons bring longer and loudtr attacb 1pcdal polJLieal committee on beuuse of the new teMe IItva· the Pale&tine refugee5 problem tlon m the Holy Land lad tile The ad hoc, or apec:-.al, politi Soviet sale of ltDUI to EQpt. cal eommittl'e'IJ annual debate 3 The Arab dates ovtnta..... p m . EST on the Palestine refu· the Irraells ai:r. \0 ooe IIi"" Oftly geea Jtlves the Arab8 and llraebal two of thP eiflhlrnatlon Anb a ehanee to atr pubhcly lhetr 1 League are not membera of the -~ United Natwns. But, t~raelia: are e'lpected lo hold tbej.r own n• on the tubjeet eo01idered oae U of the sorest pomll betweea larael and her Arab nei1hbors. Before the Palestine debate, whteh ts based on 1 repaft !fr tbe U. N. Relief ana W'•"ll Areney from truck In Ja ~etl;d;"ni on Crab KARR&VANZANDT The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Aralr And Israelis lu Chance To Openly Air Their Charges ISOMEWHEREI ROSE BOWL onLhrown ~~~i:~:~~~~!:i~ home wla\ieri, National DAV Offl'cer Will 5,....,.1,. Here .H Tltc ~ommunity Jnslltute is cosponsored b)' th' College• of Agr 1• culture of the Ohio State Univer. -81ly and the United Slates Depart· ment of Agriculture, und the varIous communiUC8 , The Cdmmllnfty ·JmJI!tule 15 ln· Lerested 'in the betterment of ·the commuruLJes and this yea,r's em· p'hasls Is based on irnprovmg fam1l)' hfe. 1 Mystery M~est Draw~ Many Auswtts;OneCorrect i • •1 ' "OLlER HOSPITAL Adtriltted Saturday: , Mrs Cor.t Bo~gs, Lf;taft; Rickey Snider, Pomeroy; Mt~. thomas 0. Russell, P,rnlroy. AdbniL~~.d Sunday: Irvine R. In . er1mg,, Arbu~kJe, W. Va. Birth•: Born tO 'Mr. and Mrs Clyde D!Jrst, a ton, Saturday 50D bom Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Thoma!_<(). Ru.uell · driving while intOXJ· for Palet~tine Ref'iil:es. bqiDI India tnd Pakistaa are expeeted to make Abort $tenl:enta ia the t:(IMDliU.ee on the mtnorfty aituation 1n South Afriea,.. Israeli For etgn Milliner M01be Sharetl aald Sunday night be doubts that United Natiou bor· der guarda could prevent Arab banda from crOJiaing the bordn' and making ratda againtt lflrae1. Sbarett commented on the proposal by Adlai E . Stevenson. He said such U. N. patrola !:faight prove "Ineffectual" if EDPt b not ready to &top attackiog llraet Shared said his g~ had no thought of a .. pfeveldi~ war." But be said Coratriuniat anru will give U.,. Atibll 1 ""maialve superiority" over lmlel and said hia country ''mw:t pt anna lO defend benelf aplnst aur-&ion." Tbe problem o( tbe Paleatiae refugees bu ~n called .... blfbnnaf U. .x . aoureea one fill till SONSt and ·.most ugiOiive. em&. ...... ~ tbe' - Anl>·-...a. driven by John DePriest, 21, Jan 1, the l'Uilomary clos.. Gardd City, Hichiga.r1, bad stopin~:~· fa1ls on Sunday. Ruffed ped at tbe LD.tersechon for a 0: may· be taken tbrougb atop bght when bis car. was ~ atrurk from the rear by a car f1hea5ant' so.Jni un- odmre• by Beaman and burtled ·Will be .OUered in t~ 1~ feet through the i~ Resthaven, Killdeer PlairtJ, Mau: tton, resulting m bea¥Y - damage mee State Fo~t, Sprtna Valley, to both ears. and lmlel. Delaware and Indian Creek ex--~-The UNRW liltl more penmental hunting areas. Shooting hount over the st.te 887,000 rof)lll'"' - more than 100.000 IICIUinl are from 9 a.m. to 6 p m. Daily in Egypt,· Lebanon. Syria bag limits are two Cock birds Jordan along the llraeU with four in posseuion. Uen. f! The Division of Wildlife said loday that pheasants are spotty with little change In lbe bird po• pulations. IVe The Longines Synfphonette outside tbe public hunting areas, of which the state OWIII directed by Mi&bel Plastro will more than 400.000 acres, hunt- be preaentert by the Tri.COUnty ers will be left out in the . cold Community Concert group on if - they haven't made pre«uon tbe fint program ot the fall ~arTangements with land owners. son o~ Friday eyenlng at 8 . o · W Even though 98 Pereent of Ohio's eloek m th~ Pt. Ple~J!~Dt High , fannen; pennit hunting, most of School audi~um. U Wtll _be the Local law enfortemeat omthem allow only frtenda I!Dd re--I only program to be beld m Pt. ~r: ;::::~,: u!~~.r:: latives or those who have p . Pleasa~t for this season. . du<t. • er Servmg ,u roaeert chairman . I m ss1on to "hunt. is Mrs. Walter H. Windsor while Those arrested wert': Cb'de J. With more than 1 half mllUon Mrs. D. N. Coanon i8 co-chair· RIIRt, 21, Y.ininrille, tirtlted licensed hunters in Ohio, s~taee man. others assisting on the by the Obio. Slate Pltrol, for is precious. Asking the land own· committee nre Mrs. Milton L unsafe opera.tian. m ia teWnJed. er's permiuton to hunt is not Miller, slage arrangement.; M"n: to ~ppear. before ~ &. \ r. only common courtesy bul nee· J. Stewart lJO)'d, aeaUng; and Robinson 1n rourt Sabii'daJ' ..,l lllht e88a_ry If the owder choose• to C. H. Yoho, hOIPitality. Bernard .llalrden; ~Ord. proaecute those who trespass. The grand piano for tbe con- w- va., ~13 arre•ted. tlib' sun-_ No lees iiiiportant than secur- tert will be furnished by the day qtormng, by cltJ pollee o(. ing penuiSion to hunt ia the re- Kenny Mutie Company of ttlunt· fieen Heory WerrY aDd Eddie sped of priv~~ _property. It's a ingt.on . George F. Bovie of Galli~- Strauu, on the ebarge of drlvpoor aportsman indeed who da· l' polis, the cencert ebatrman, wiU hag_ while intolieatecl, 011 West Mam ~eel. He ia ~D,I ~d in mages feriees and other private give lhe weJcoinirig address. Usben -.\Jl be J.Jnd1 Olivet", the ~etgs County jail wilting a property. Not only could he kill a valuable fmn animal, but he Barbua RuueU, Lois Somer· I heanng before Mayor Robinlon. could kill his partner or another ville, Sandra !ac:kett. carol Heis-~ Also a r = by Officers hunter. It is wise to wear red, a kell, and SonJa Hartley. Werry and •""" • Sunday ;nre very. bright red, when hunting Attendaoc:e Ia restricted to 1Jerry M. tuJes, Mid;dle~. pheasants and rabbits becauae 1955--56 members of lbe coneert charged with reate~~ . clriYlq, the technique is' merely routing usoclaUon. · and Revto Nierl. M'uldlepOrt, the game from its hiding pla~. pleked. up for flllure to bl1l It a Aside from rabbits and phe•· ;op ll(ll~ Rqger HIYJDID, 20. sanls, Nov. 1G marks the openb ortland, wus arrea&ed Su~. Jng day for hungarlan partridge. Y Highway Pa~rolman Da¥11!1, racoon and oppo88um. Trapping and Is charged wtth intoxiea.Uon. season al&o opeM on the 15th ( Lions Club Will Hear Deer season for bow and arhunt... opens JJU,U ISillna Lakid Su.-lntendenl Archers must. use a hmg bow I"- • with not less than 40 pounds Word has been received of the The Pomeroy Lions Club will pull and a barble.ss arrow . Ftve- death of a former rwytent of Flat- meet Wednes:daf at 12 o'clock dollar deer permits A~ reqUired Y."OodS, C. G. Carleton, '13, Lafay. noon, m tbe reerution room of in addition to the regular bunt- cite, La , who wu slt'Utk by an the F~erated Chuftb. The Jpealring hcense. automobile Thursday at 1loon. and er w1l1 be Dr. Elsworth Harpole, season died mstantlt. State superintendent ot Lakin Ohio's retular deer opens in 41 counties Dec 1 £or Aeeordmg to the report Mr &;hool. three days. Hunting deer is J'ICr· Carleton was crossing a street, i11 , The followihg Wednoday there mitted only with ' shotgun loaded a town m southern Louishm,, to w1l1 be no noonday me,tlDB ~Mft a with a single ball or rlfie slug go m1o a re&taurant to eat hi~ ladies QJ(ht meetiD&, NoY. Deer permits are required. mtd-day meal when tbe car htt - ------,- ' hom MIIGS GIN&RAL lfOII!!.lAL 1 , Mr ('arleton was born and rais· Admitted Saturdl:r and~: Vote Total• Chan.zed •d ;n Flatwoods, ond left in 1912 Mrs Vernon JlfillboM, ~~; In Two Local Races makmg hu; home iit vario\15 parts lliss Lucy Gibbs, ~eror, MrB. or the deep south. Freda Krider, Syrae.ue; JUcbard Jt was revealed Monday that He is survived by his wife, Ella Shirley, Letart; Sara AW.u. ,Pem, George S . Hobstetter emerged the MNster Carleton, -"formerly of eroy and .Mrs. Elilabetll: :blvlft.on. victor in the race tor the trustee- Marietta ; three brotben: Hc>mer Middleport. Discharged. Mn. AmiD lla)rl ship of Sa1isbury Township by a C. and Guy T., Flatwoods: s . E marlin of 89 votes. Jt. hid pre Carleton, Blancbflter-, o.;" and one and baby, !leedsville; Mil. 'Je\ty viously been reported that Hob- s1ster, Mrs 0 S. Standley or Howell, Racine; CleYe Wo)lfl. Jta,. stetler had IO&t the race. Denver, Colo , and .several nieces cine; Btmnett Rou8Ji, ~•; J:b. worth Baker, Syraeuae iad Mb. An error in tabulation of the and nephews . vole$ east for Middleport CounThe body will be brought to Helen Elberfeld, POll)~. • Birtbs: Mn. Wayae ~ Bo~ cilman L. R. Wiley al&o .showed Marietta, today, and the funeral him to have 11rnered 400 votes .<~nd bunal will be there Tuesday risonviUe, d'ughter;' if~~ Millhoue, CealvWe, ~. 1 instead. o.f the 300 'r eported. a.L 2 p m. '!J~,;; '?_ 'I ,/J" ~irst Tri~imty Concert Planned At Pt PIeasan ' t 'F' Arr ed est In This Area Over "'eekend Ex-Res•'dent Reported .Killed on Nov. ... I I Ki A n r ·_ • • r- a. I SUGAilt RUN PTA MIRTtNG : sqaa'r Run PTA mectll · TJfurs" 1"" Night at 'I .,0 t tb s scliool ~. ::C,Y ~a~,,i, -.. The indieation~ ~were at first. president, .a.nhouuced . Mrs. tbat."thls "!lvst&rY Man" would be W. R. Sbaillteea hu , 1 real pualer to our m'aray read· "New Viewpoints ttf en, we t~oqbt so at least after Ylewinl the many post eard en trif:i th.at came pourin& Into the . FINID , $$"' Dally SenUneJ. offlce8, with a w1dc Cbarlfll ,LJJ'ndordf p~,M~::; variety of nunet and then Jo ami waa fined $G and costa by · behold, 'there -1~ . wu, a col't"cct :1!:. t . ltbbtnson, SatUrday answer among all tbose wb1ch on ~he eharge of unaafe 1 were .wm.. . , wilD who no !oliger deUvon· reiulalll. , t!on·Gt-i ~cle. · ll!o. If. 0. Gllllber of Slar Ric. ·eOJ. Tea 04110flll Winners Of Door .Prizes Are Named Rorksptings Hall ' ...... 12-11. T_,, ..r.r.rwttbl'lllt. Single Corr-t 388 In m: SPiCIALIZED W Forseen Before UN ·reade'r. Wheel Alble..eal Wheel Balaaee Bnke Service Beadlllht AaJQJtmeat Bnt~Deot Phoue INTO DESTROYER, JOUING FIVE MEN ' ET" SPECIAL wan! moot? 8av1 lo• II In lhlt bank. ••••ntbll - · L- 1 goalo HI by our IhrHly depooltoro. What do you anti uldv ...., with- IMWWI Deeoted To Tile 1 $1695.00 OHIO: C~ thuntltrlt'"""" Mwh ctiNir ... I TODAY'S · • ' • RJn -(( '... I guessed coiTectly Lo the $1 prJze before we e.Yen had an op!lc1rtunity to print any of the elues that would really have made uor readers diM Into the reference books. Mrs Ginther correctly guessed Glenroy Ewing, furn.iture dealer, Pomeroy, 15 tbc "Mystery Man '' Look for tomorrow'.11 edition of the Daily SeDtlnel wttb a new '~l,r(f MI-D" Contest. ~ . • �?QgeTwo ---- ;; 01' 'hll MllGI MUOII MIA ~'JIUlllhe4 eftl7 aft.enooa • · 41111 li!P4IY lt7 11to Oblo VIII~> , ;.au.~ -.. at llG iiec:han~e .,.,. ... PomeroJ'. 0 . Buibll!ll otftee ~ ........ edttarlal offic. pboat .. -"' • · cl an ---4 u 1eeond tu m · Ill Ntter M. the poll otflee It ~""7c Ohio. .J.'~O... -I!DJ rep•OI.... telivo,llottlneW·Klmblll, lne .. 843 The Doily Sentinel. Pomerov-MICfdle.oort. Ohio YEAR I llc'-1 t. ,,.,lolor. Lez!D(Ioa AYe., Now Tort: CltJ. Woody Hayes Featured Speaker · . 18, N. Y. Subo<npt1oa. rater. Doltv"!Y 'I!' carrLer where aval11bte 10 ~I! per week; one year ID advanee at The DaU1 "SentJnel otflee, tlS.OO; alX montba, $'1.1110; thret> months, $3.90. a,. .motor routt where available: one mot:th, IJ Br mall: one year S8, dl montlll, $1..25; Ibm 11o•tbo, 12.110; nno giOntb, $1. ·~:f-1"~.;:~,\':mh~~ i~.:nv"::'~ ;o..~~!h~~ .=:~ Thursday eveninf, D«-ember the featured spea~er. , Plan• tor the anqual h1pe ·b lnquet were a.DftOUneed to4ay by Willard F1-·trick, pre&ldent of -tho Jaebon B001tera Club which wHl apon.tOr the banquet lor the HCond atrala:~t year. " 'Taln't Right" and "Ttie Dls8entlng Opinions of Mr. Westbrook Pegler'',...-,are poaslbly the flntflt example& o( ttie efSIY art Jn the Enellsh Jangue.ae. Mencken eould· n'bt lay a alove on him tor lnvet· tlve and he bad an awful lot of humor In them days, which no~ fun. shlnfie throua:h with less frc· The people who hate the honest . Quency. This happens to all of U!t, and outspoken Mr. Pegler cannot of course, but Julie Peglet waa lr:now what sort of personal peo- part or the sweet side of Pea, the pie Pud and Julie Pegler were to Cunoy 11lde of Pea. tbt kind t~nd the~r friends. The~· cannot pos.'li- very gentle 1lde of Peg. bb know the Pesler who takes Peller lo.st II lot of my buai· UQJe out to write encoura!lllng Jet· neaa as 1 columnist wht~n h• eat ters to scRred cub col•Jmnlst& who caua:ht up In aome of hiJ ea~o~Sea, have 1aken over the Pealer beat-- but I never mWed reading hlm. not patronizing letter~. but warm hoplnt for the light, brla:ht ones and cona:ratulatory . note 8 to 11 th11t were Pegter pure. And never JOqpK guy he'd never met. 1 know waa 1 eut of perspective In regard because tbe guy was mt·. lD Pegler the m.an, and friend. ~ They cannot po"aslbly know --;1 We had 11 wonderful night be· '.Q:De of the greatest Jove &.torles ot fore Jutle died, talking sports aftd . Qv.r Ume, whlcb 1 think 1.a nearly assas.-lnatina: mutual en<.>mie11, and ' Jaoqmpa!'llble among our eontem· remembering the time Paul Gal· w.ta..rle~. Whatev..er you thought lico fell an alp and won the ol Pliler's atUtude• In print they irJVoluntuy .tkilna championthip b•d nothina: tn common with Uw ' of the • 1936 Olympics. We drank wiw:mtht and kindnt~s or th.e man aome brandy and told tlw• neweal to hl.!l wile. jokea and talke4 about tallora and whether RU1111ia wouldn't have t knew Julie leas Wfll tl1an l aueh bad room service as to make q~w Peg, but abe bi'd tJlqW:10u.• ·a '.~R t~tlre uanece~ary now ~~rm hd humor and w4~ Ill 'Oixt'· Ut&t;JDy~ody can 1et In, · •.-1\¥ .dart~e who hJ,d beett a crack JuUe wu Jaughln11 when 1 Jefl , rf4'0rter, 1md who ~ould be rou.l(h. unci I'm real .sore about the hro1 li~llt ~itck, i( ahe needed mllltll.!. ken l~.anch dale. That was · a 'damt! S~ Wll.S \b" Mrs. Georie Spelvln a guy always would h11ve liked to ~ the &eQ-tle, fwmy 11ide of Peg. lun~h with. lite. We¥tbrook Pegler married her literally Ol.lt of a bospilal bed. Ill one way or another, her 1wUt pas!.iRJ In !\orne, while ~ sbockhaa: thing to the people wb-3 JoYed her, waa not Surh a bad WilY to do lt- .s heart attack following lal.llhter, with future plans for * ..... .. P:OC) 10:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 12:li0 hOO 1:30 2:0o 8:q0 4:00 4:15 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6;30 .6:40 • 6:56 7:00 7:30 1Y CHARLES M. (llcCANN Soviet Ruas.ia's ltlldeu iniiY be wonderlna: whettler t~~f at~empt to make up with President 1'lto or Y«.~go&lavia is teally PlfiDI oft. They have failed eqnapletely to Tllo back Into the 'Sa\liet blot. They have taUed to we,ken Tito's alliance with Greece and Tut'· key, which are memb.en ol the North Atlantic Treaty Ouaniza~et hls entire co.aeb!DI weer bas been •pent Ia t'he Bu . t:keye state. The "AU.SEO" is the bl8 .eveat He eoaehed at MLD&o Junction and Phlladeii)Jlla prior to tbe ol the )'elr ln the tJme-honored New war. P'ollowiqt ~'iv'al ael"fit:& in So~tbeutern Ohio A't.hletle 1elf- World war· -n. ·. H~ wu named 8Ue. Jlonord 1ueata wiD b& tbe head footbill .coaCh at ·· Depiaon twenty boys .selected' to the A.t'ISEO le&Jue fooiba!J team 'by the UGiverilty where be eompile\d an reeord. W:oodJ· next leque apofbwritera. IMJUe outstandiq weat to Jllall)j Unh'triii:v tor two. eoai!hes, .aebool"officials and fau ens.''IP his 111t seuon at JMitml. from lll eight league schoot. ct: 1In 1910, he .lalblone!d . 1 pOwer. ~end "nd a eonslstently outltand· .• d b 8 f ID8 prosram makes tbe eveDt one houae t at won· 'o • Pmet n to 31 s.tfld )owl .viotol")'. of the top affalrs in Ohio athletic I 84 Hayes a noted _. heiDI ou of fuactioas. nuent and' entettalaLQi A atelJar program ts assured 'P'"''"" In the JPortl , world and thb year with the bif bou o1 Ohio ~ppearanee here aboqld. make $tate rootbaUen as 'rf:atured tbll year's Ali·So\lthea11tem, oae spe.iker. Woodv is the •-d Bt"• 0I th t .. . " .. w., .. e ll'e.a ee~ ever. Ten coaeftto speak at the AU..SEO banquet, Stu Holcomb, . head coaeb at Purdue, speakln&" at the banquet in Jackson last "ear. " W/ms'· 1..:. Another headUner, Lou Berlin· ft' 1111 er, ·ace sport.s· · · wrtter for t h e Columbus Dis· '\<i · ~att:b, w!U aet , Jeff WitsOq, Pomeroy, 1 , Ioea1 tlS tout ma~ter stbct lpeed!itei-, won the Seeond for the banquet. Heat ln the Skyline S~ CarStarr writers of races at Charlea~on, Suaday' after· the Aaaoeiated · 1 ar, th at waa c6J;npletePreas and Uali· noon, m •··~ 1 ·-•u IJO. ed Pres's In ColIY demo1 LILli"'"\• our we-.. Wilson's .cat,. No .. t~; whiCh was umbus and area &pon11 ored by the 'Oblo VaUey Key~ sports scribes stone stations of Pomeroy, was wUI · alaobe gue5ts a t th.; · run:ntq second in tbe Fast Fea· t hi h th j banquet. , 4-re• .w c was ~ man raee ~ the day, When It was craahed intO W.·W, "Woody" by another ear and sPun out flf th r · P. ace. About four week& ago at the Claybank Speedwav, Wilson's car ~ Wall crashed into by another car, and hurled through the air land· ing on its top,. demolishing it. Tbe car was &damaged 80 bad that it Jlflmlral RA~IQ .., D ·• J•• k Boll8be . r, a.1.on, won. the 100 lap feature rate. These races held at .CharJe~tOn wo~d .up tbe racing_season, m this area. 11:10 11: I~ 11:30' 1:00 Weatl'ter DO..,¥e&r·old ~nUet, ·ia led t\&ndcufted back I , .Minn., alter bel.fl& ~nten<;.ed to IUo 20 fthl~ d~rfe. Jnanalaurnter In tho JUUIJiJ (4, 21.· a patumt. Bha had told hlm ·abe would faiher ot baby. tl1lfUQtt~u•al1 ii!OI" Tll• Stoir TIJII.e MuSic . n..w...·~i 1\oad C(11' P•loCtlvo r~ ~w~ R"ulan 'Clv-.rnmtnt ii. Jnc~:eulcq;· ! ~~!itt&.. I . · Jl\itrlea'n Ex,rl'ss K~; ·Fran • eme l<>ii¥ ,1141~ . J,;oQ& 1\P.Q.ger . 11\iliQp t~~... At Pre-War Prkel • a·. !JvO. ll:eeplf!.l the Easterri Europtan IU'teU.lte OQUntrle. undor lts heel. None ol tbem il t~lly Coi1;.11\14· nl.st, of course. In none of t~""' would CommunJsm have the lei~:~t e•anoe Of approVII in a rree elecUPn. ' Thtr• ue sl1ns also that the RussUla attempt to woo ·Tito has .vrved to weaken tho Kr.mlhl'a hold- . on ttle aitellltell.· Tl\,t Sovle' JOVerbm~t has bee$ tOI;Ilpelled to prea 1 tb H·'o•lrian "'~-. and "'la•rlaa Comql nlit ' I«~~'-'· eraat.entt to follow Ill i:d~ple Jn' tllyirq 19 bt lrienda Wltf' T)tb, ' '. Sueb lrlendlbip ... · hi"(~· .:ttrel\flhe• the Krentlili1i J»?~Uioa . lle'vtlo,ua~atl mr -''~e1. 11(o'• bz!eU ' with RUMl• Ia 1NI ...... t~nd• \o .tUifeat that Ne ,~ 1M: llio 1mn11,.1 or oil ~.. uiilot leld1n. · · lltopll• hi> bro1k with " luSilt; ....-... • l!rilllaDt• . - - ... ~1\:"'" qt 16.95 '} • AU 8talltlud BJoadeooit, OIYII~Biado FQU,ow 1'llat .Man Sip 0!1., •ACorDCoponlloa.. •Iah•r)",CbonJWs;,. pld YelloW, Bolp, . or ,.,.,...., w-,' FO!tEMAN ANit '111 -.kl, 'WeU, ' t · '• bO, i.·" ly UNIJ,D PRISS . , ~ ~un~_., NEW lClJlK~'J'he Wheatle)' Sta)lle't Villi' Morn, .a ·flU,, defelled a cWoiy '!•ld of. II eolia ..., reldlota hi ilto· $8tl,i5110 . ·<111· laat Foz· n.ndloip: · i\ ·Jialli<a: Tbe victor)' Problbb'. ean>e)L 1111ty Morn the three-year;eld filly champlonahip. •·: IIIADISON, --'-- ~ P~PI{\Qd! II<Dq wbieh 1 ' ' 1111cl0 ·the mldltW -·· With-.. ., ,j; • '""' til!•.- ·-.. TCU JOt the~--=--~.-.··- and IDJ Texn. 47-zP. mUit l1»e bot'!',h.J!"!Ilmi 'va. Uee and . bave • tbance. .. , 1 Newr In LIM ViltUa& tum br offered the bid if It Nov. ze. · West VlralDia No, 10 port lJ .atrcJQ .f.bat wllll deiOIII. hu four 1110rfi J;;~. oa.ly team ranked IDIODf aa- 1\l'Oilem tile hart u tlon's top 10 to auUer defeat. qn a rKe before , . ·~·::; Vef.J formful wee~end: But UCLA eato flu, the laJ}et go,t I tremendOIII ~e before Jt Gne of the lequ'e1a anest d6feated Wuhln ... ""n, 18-17. to unaat the ebampioo Bnlwoo. •~ T·be eomlnl weekend includes 11. Clenlud, tryiq for ill the lut fall Satunlay of'·the wl- aeventb ltni&ht vietGQ', took a lefle football seaaoa. On tap are .a 17.0 lead in th. firat 12 npniJ,ta. number or "traditional rival" But qulrterbaet Adriln 'Butte topped by that Ivy...,.vered led a eomebaek that dumJ>Od· the Yale va Harvard. thampiona before a ataudln1 room · There'a more tbl.ll tradition 11 crowd o~ 88,303 Sbibe Part t 11u. stake in the Yale-Harvard tusael Cut lroWft'a LMtl this )'ear, for it will help decide The WubinJton Becbkiu toot the Ivy League title. Princeton advutqe of Phlladelp~•1 tri· .seized first phlee by upSetting umph and cut Cleveland'• lead to Yale, 13 0 and winds up this a game by shutt,Jng out tbe San week: against Dartmouth. · . : FraQciiiM!O Forty-Ntaen; ·.,..o; .But tn other IeaD'. u e races: SktllDe· the New York Giant. ::/!ed JW. • Co1orado A&M can !!linch &t !e.u. t timore'• ebanee tG dead oe• • the a tie for litle by bealinJ Brilb•m llams and Bears for the Watern Saturday, but bid~ by W1" lead by defeatlng the Colts, 17·7. Utah won't be aettled In the otber games, ·the Detroit Day; lfiuouti Lions &topjled a last..etGnd scormeetlftgs with De- ing bid by the Pitt..ahura:b Steclen and w,·cht"la .• on t 0 1 3!28 d th G w n, · an e reen Bay will decide three- Paeker.a deftated the Chlea1o way battle among those teUN; CardiDals, 31.14. Border-won't be setUed -qntil Cleve1and now bu I 8-2 record next week·. Ariloaa Tent- st. • 0... Walihln'"on 1 ·8 • 3 and Pt"ll8burgh r... .,.. .. •~ v leads w'•b 8 • • mark. I third I lh 8 r\o vv n e ~--t ~ern D'avIa'aon --- cour~·h~ne, B ~ s ·Off • .. . LAIJIIEL. Md.-Mro. Vernon G. Cardy'a Lefte, an out&lder, sped .to an upaet four-longtb vie· lot")' ln . the f86,030 Seliml SIUeo ~~ Laurel Park. . ' o;:r7 . , MANCHEsTER, En.lood _ Teanway, ·• 40 to 1 lo...bot, won the M~nebester Handicap, the Jast state of tbe Brlti~ 1H6 flat raem,-season. Mass., .and Miguel B~rrlos of Puer. to Ric~ were. quOte'd at "even money today for their 10-round televisio,n fight at St. Nicholas . Arena tonight. ~ore beeomlns a G. I., Miguel· tben a teaUterweleht-wu a very ~tillbl P':\llped. His outataodlng vietory .._ a decision ov.er' Henry Toothpick Brown of Phltodelphla. B~a stopped LJbby lllazo last weett • , Co he.sne won eight or 10 .Jtshta thla year, four by kayoes . He hu knocked out 1& of his 42 opponents. Berrt01 'ollted out but one or hia Ill. :Mlluel never was stopped. Bo~by was stopped onee. _ nv. other cbll· . • !I!Mdporents ••• llr. .ad Mn. 1< Hoebtt Sr.. lll~dleport. " .~ ·,liJ;, dd b . Jerfllt)nadea, ll!lrll~urr, Pa. Gr.ot ir'llllmotb· • the Mrs. Xe11neth Bftr. . , ' . . Football Sco"'s ~~te . we just ,bad to pdt thit pi~ ~.ere aDd! . little ot«> bd>lalll 11 •.•. a.... 1o llro Sloaior ' ' teD .. you .. !Mao. ·1!fr· ,. 161in·Ev*Dd llt,:·il a.(;;• .,.,~ .. ..... , . w&i. noti/,.i. .. to; b~ tare they 1ft JettiDK • .. ~ ! .• 1 ' ~· ~ ; .' w I!' w..• l'lil' X X H : the ·&e.r:' ol.. ..v.el')'tlilllr. . · Pood . c'"" . .Highlights COUNTY IAUM LUMEIJI CO. O'Brien : ____ _ 1• 111 147 415 RACINI Jenks ------·- 110 n 138 339 Seiple ·--·---Flct ~- ------- 1.18 111 128 371 Elwood -- - ---Doddrell _: ___ 1fl 148 W 412 Wolfe -·----- koblenU ------ 180 202 128 49Q Hayee ---··--Handicep . ___ _ 83 d3 83 189 Chae. Norrl! ___ Total ----· . '1'U 778 727 2276 Tett.tl ·· -·-·BAKU FURNITUU Clatworthy ~- -- 134 113 176 423 J. Baker ----~ 12'1 1:KJ 140 417 Carron Norris ~ 177 172 128 477 Anderson. _• . _. 1M 112 131 399 Darrt --------- 187 182 188 G13 Total -~- ·----- 781 709 761 2231 128 Hi7 125 410 177 12:5 126 428 146 141 128 720 109 116 165 672 IM 40~ 148 41» 139 43~ 6S8 2080 SPECIALIZED Hackett's SIMON'S MARKET Simon ·------- 151 1108 379 ..wv Hess ·- ------- 106 137 125 367 Miller ·------- 88 911 102 283 ~=~~~== ~g ~: 1: : : ::::: b~oUt& for a 12--4.0 re~l)l'd. Bobby WIIJ ---- --- --- ' 144 113 287 1!8 ,· d 42 for a 38-4-2 reeord. · Total ____ •. ___ 671' 744 ""- 2111 Eaeh Is a ape~y. swarming type ,. ~Berrloa was {mprelstve ln hiS JAYCIIES of fighter. 'last bout on Ocl. 21 when he wo.o lt \vill be Courehesne'.a t.blrd TV' the deeilion over Harold Smllb in Russell ----- ~ 1t2 117 125 384 appearance at St. Nick'•· He stop.. a semi-final at 14adlaon Square &tJ!ng ···-·- 85 90 110 26l! ped Tony Puleo there on S~t. Garden. Tblt wu hb firat raght Jennlnp --~~- 117 118 1&1 389 13, but lost a decision 1o Lulu Per- , ainee a two-year bitch In tbe Army S~ban ··----· 119 127 112 $511 ez in a tbrUier on ' Oet. .to: Earlier tbl1 year be bad two Blmd. -- -~ ---- - 130 130 130 390 Left·hooker Berrios wlll be ~. · aeraps while in uniform and drop- Handap ~---- .4:2 . u t2 126 ped deelsloas to Pedro Tuls and foe WHtlnaon. He hadn't tnllled muCh for either. '1 liso' lu.n . Bow ing Brooklyn. At 23, Berri 011 •. is two Linter -----~ ~- 134 130 141 405 ~I'll older than Coureheane; but Blind--·· --·-· 130 130 ~e has had only Ul profeulonal Davis -------- - 143 146 137 42ft en. Braud ~1'1d~1 • l'UIN MEETING Group D of the Women'• Auociatlon o1 the Flrtt Prubrterian Chuuh will meet lfonday at tht cbW"Ch 1ocial roomt for their a orn 1a tbl s satut"day in its r ···. £- •·•.-.. t • . 1 .· • ASSOCIATID ltADIO final game. But a Uclan loSa would NEW YORK UP-Ltgbtweiehta tf•tag in bl1 first New York main Walker __ _____ 1:21lOO 132 417 &lYe Ol'egon State a cbanee to Bobby Courehesne ~~ Hettyoke, 'event although ae bad a couple in Michael ----~- 147 18$ 125 -.u 7 108 JIW SC . We, here lit E-11110 s..,... Mv~ ire.,-(./.! ·- erpos .JI~':'I'e L..J>~.~j.:.,l~ Te · Je·~ .,. "'. -H:~a~ Tdbig - . fht· Handicap -- - - 90 107 1()7 304 '!DI UIUIQeC "''llfal - ------ -- 688 684 635 11187 SiWliiG CLUB, MilT$ The· Jolly' BWieh SeWfn& Club will 'm!let f'riday at· home or * ,,.ij.., i:/.ttf. Tu:p Cbrlltlaa or 11' la Mr1. John Absblre, Deettur, mtril'' 04\lr-'b.lllwo)'ll t'riD~. Worki Bert Zq:en .aeored Wuhla~UJ~l'e 8earJ both 14 are oalr a pme then teOred the WliUliDJ "tPueh· touebdon on a 13-yard nm after tlllead of tile Colta ud Pacbtt don on a oa.e-yard pJUDJ:e early ead Gene Brito aet lt up b7 for~ . both ol-4 in tbe dOH V(atftn 1ft tbt fiaal quartrr. Bob Hudaon lni Y. A. Tittle to fumble and •d: tt up b)' b1cd:lna: a Honee recovering the ba11. Kft.lllbte. The Bear. lot all their poiDLI in Gillom puul on the ClnelaDd five. Ben A&ajaniu'a 32-yard PUI to t.be tint lt miautea. Quartecbad: ttnehlftt Yfctwy Ken Mac:Afee provided New Ed 'llrOwD &oto ,U I# 84-yard Detroit took a U-7 lead into Yort'a pointa. The Colta aeored. acorta• pill to HarJOD BW and a the lut qQII'ter and eJQped witb tn the final minuta on Geor~e ...,.,... TD. ~ to Geae &broecl- a t.bree-poini victor)' wbea the Sbaw'a pau to .Jim Mutaeheller. <t. ~ l~ plwicld 1 pnl ite<llft lltrilled 34,441 PUt. Qu,......el< Tobin Rote mada (or tlte.otilo< 11eor TD lad G-.< IMulh 'la!tJ with tlttH- ·toU<IIo- one '"•eltilown ud threw oeor!D1 ~ 1!l$4d 1 ~ field .s-o ill tbe WI 11 mlD11111, lim, p...., ,. G...,.. Knofelc, Bill How· pll, Loll .~ePidln'o fl.)'llnl field Plnlto bit 814 WalaOD wilb a lltW lon ond AI Cormielael ,. leod ·woat it Qie' llul mlmlte uved tht pua tnd Deeroit'a Jatk Chrtal.ian Green Gay'a .attack. lookte PIIHt ~:!from a thutout. ac aad 11m DaYid atopped him 08dea CompUln and Dicll: La•e col.dio.,k J . lhi:rW threw t,.o ICOJ'Iq paua iDehel from tbe Uon pal line aa labonted on a 98-)'ard pua..:run to BJU ~ 10 pull tbe Eatfes I the liDo! llllD 001111ded. '"'"'bdowa for tbe Cordilllla. ' .., witb a 4-4 mark. 1'he l.amJ and wltbln ranae of the Browas and ljl. and oald, 'Oh, I ...,. 11. Ito oo '""' 111No ...,. IMft Wh reoda. I juat lrttou• you're \he kln4 of 1mM wllf ..to tM U..., all the tllna'-tnd: to 011. He MYer kneW wtle,t )!;It uo c 111 blln!., Georala Tech. TtnDMIM Vanderbilt. .. ViiLUniJ team by lDvltation: h w V'·-'·k Wide-open, wlt at u~ IP parently out •• • reJUlt of the Pitt upaet. Cotton Bowl-Holt teun from Southwest Coplerence: , B:tlher -·~·· . . ' ltRTH ANNOUl\C.MINT Mr. and .Mn. Mlehlel Hackett -MiddleMrt 1re ·annouaclng the h ot ID eilbt pOund, two ounee ' it ROll~' H.oapltal Saturday: ,, ·i 140r!JIC them .tl. , , t N.~w it i1 reporter;! tbat tbe. ltrem .,,. ruull• .,,..,. .Qillo 1 lin 1! thlokiq ot b'"'-k\lt4 uP, ·lor _.., rtPt ,. \lit potat, ,._. Yllo'! bofttllt, tbo ''I:O!Qinfolitl" Roae BowJ-Bi.'l Ten: It's either Michigan State Or Michigan, Jnd thia Saturday'• Ohio , State-<Micbi· gan game will deeide it Michigan State finished its league season with a 5-1 ma•k b• drubb"10g M' ' ID· nesotlll U-14. Michigan, which trounced Indiana also i& 5--l aow With this one extra game to play: Pacific: coast Conference: Eith. ] Pbullti. wit~ Y~ ..~ , man wlttL n'o llJ\1, 1'~ U;talsted qn putttn1 hi! owa ~­ . Miu Newtl' tYI~t!:J • tr,-'1 "oYtlrare abead or Rw,la 1J 1 · o-:._~f th.e HilWa, atunned e rpa ~~~ eeir:lng a 12-0 lead in the rl~t 18 minUte$, but Ed Vereb'l two to\Kbdowns led Mary land In 1 btiU!ont l"lllly. lllaey· lind Ql\11 i& lil line for a ehlnee to revenge Ill 7-0 up.set by Oltla· homa Jn the 1953 Orange Bowl. · Oklahoma and Maryland are heavily favored to wind up their reltllar seaaons unbea.ten this Satfrdaby, t be Sooabera over Nebraska n a .a10 e. 1or t e 81& Seven !!hampionsblp G w and Maryland over eorge h Ublngton. 8 ut ere's how the "guessing game" on th~ other major bowla is iOI.Dg: . Big Ten Lttdws O~p t.o one or four otbef ....... .._.tu. ABBO\fT;. At 8$, Tlto bu t rewrct of t:OU;· llnued ••-••• for more lbaa 1n year1. He ottanlzed and J d th parttt.as WbQ: foqbt -.1 ~~ Ge:. • • • • mans and Hallt,n fuc,n.• so sue. . . IL\A DDIGM• ON TV or the mev~ . .I 1tMR. ""tqlly la \Vorl~, l'ar II. He '-,..,-·., aett.Q-t.e._tl wolv• m 11,rick. "So tone ·~ thQ're made hlnuelf Yuaoalavhl'l lea~er .o;~~~tf rn.h." ''l \ll.ln.lt lheJ'N. ~l, ~ •h•r tht war w.Uh, little tnlut.le. ~: u..,...U.ve a ftw 1WI\nl ua4 uow tsow. ~·rt He lOt away-to tht altonlalt·~iJr:ij•o ,t fun, · ' . • me111t or the wortct.-~l'tb bl!l citheal-an¢ .A.my'• W,hi,C~ ~.t· fl~nee Of Josef Still~ ~awe ht ~~ , but rve lhuinbed U\t'Ou~h 11..' tn4 ~t tW&)' rot)ly AQJ>ulor tt~r~ · Wetker~dSportsSiunm~y . · ._y. II ho ... roa4 ,. Cleb\lon.. Marrlahd's lut eon- finish with a .Sii8htl$ better lea· gue. mark 6-1 to 5-1 by beating . FIRE RUNS Oreaon. That would turn the of· The tMiddlePMt · Fire Depart- fleial league vote into a puu.:le ment was · Called to COok's · Gap sinee UCLA beat· Oregon Stwte, H11l Saturday a!tctnoon when il 38-0 early in the season. barn on Ure Hysell farm caught Sqar Bowl-Host team from fi.ie. Soutbeutem Conference: Won't be Saturday .{tight l.b~ were called known until Nov. 26 wh~n leaguewhen !l moto.rist came .to . tbe tire leading Mi&siaaippi ·C&fl eUneh ·by house and ~~rted imotber cur .beatlilg MtssJselppl State: A loss n.~nc.:l:::il"ll.:..:o:::n..:M:,:f::d:,:dl::'•!.pn::':..'.::"::li:: 'i. ___:::._I>Y Ole Mbs could. opera tbe door u.· hlm EnvisionedByEven~Promoter IY JOHN Gllfii'IH u-•&......1 P. ,..,_ ...... I,_.. WriMr Thf protjteet OJ a "national ebampiomblp" club betweeft d ~. •• .c · ... d Maryland ID OaUUJODlll ~nee before the eyea of delighted OrB 1 ....... ;-• b t an1e ow promo.~n vuay, u R{lae, Sqlr and Cotton bowl offi· cllla mutt wait a few ~nore days •to learn their lineups. . tllaeyland, tbe natton•a No. 2 team, now aeedl only the otfleial Atlaatle Coaat' ConfereDee vote to . put It in the· Ot•.••e Bowl u a -. :result of Saturda.y'• eomeback U. 12 victory 0\'ef. Clemso'n. ·what'a more, tbt TtrrapiDJ and Oklahoma were left u tQe "bAt,. m·•- unbelt•n, ··a~ed ......__ ~.. ~· • " ~ the natiOn wben West Viratnlaonl)' otber elalmant to that reeord-wa.11 dealt a jarrlal 26-7 lo.u by Pittaburp in Saturday's most impottant upse~. ;easa~~~!~:~l!~·~r~g!\rr.'·~~lli,n~vcu- :~nu~ o~~r~~~~ateSou~C:r~ 11:0~ Tlto iunday, and to wblch Tito o.ereed, on the .salellite ~ttuatWn mu1t hav.e c'"'ed CQDild~lble anno;)'ance in the Kremllp,, 'l'tlere aru many lliauu· th1t t-_e- nr·I,ver· ALL-NEW lf:OO made their pHgrUnap to Belll'ldl.\ last May. Now Tito baa a.,ee~ wit~ See· retary of Stple Jg.hn Jl'o1ter DLtlles. that Ruti.~·s taatern t:urGl)C&f"l ~o~ded over the ·Problerp. pomeroy 10:80 been the --..--.....,._. 9:30 not we-kened, tinte NJ., kolal A. BuLaau\in and Conun"'ni3t Party &oa» Nikita S. Klm'.JitU1hev lY ' 9:00 Tlto's rel11Uons with hqv~ ,, ' 8:0i) tjon. Stales • 7:4~ durtr.t &b!\1~ Tlto remalnt • Comnuml.it. · iut -.~ , An,ll ~· :r:n !"Y bualMU. :r: fu.Mt plenty of prtt~~ fit~ tert•tnly dot~ not.- 1 tem 'f«d~iatt4 n .U.. .ktmS t.ha~ l ve btera looktna tor a to.,, )ORf tUne. td to the KremUn't obJeuiOft · ltlth _,.r ~IIlii! "'aet. " lhe neuuily for Co'nlmuillsf '1'fit Wol'Vta' hourt, evidently, haw ~l th"'pd lbld 1 wu a world domblatlon ''"thtf trJ alway• ~ opttatt et nt,ht," Mill fo!twtll laJI, ~M(ftl'. : Ttto aeetna lnerfulnll 1 b .. ...,. ..,..,... •LooJc, I'm )Itt i.h m&n wM oan lntroduct you to tu Y o e. ~ paopler-b\lt ,.,._ know, you NfWr eaa ret lhtH ,.opla durinf the 1011 or Cotnmunlst with whom tilt 4a:r. Tbey'Vt tot a tlundrt4 Ulll\fl to do. . .1he Ulllted SltatN and Uflj AIUes " 'I CIU p& )IOU. to 8ab'l Oold.wyn. tor lnl\&rtct, but tht bllt Wll to can do buaiMsa. ' 4f 1\ Ia Ill th• tvtnlftl', whtr~ lt'a net 10 obvtoua a pitch. 1 know When · YQosltvla no lonaer Ia a po bt d~1 \11\lall)' at ~~ BaeCIII'It every alfb.t.-an4 wa could p U..trt 1 llt'e atJte. 'flto hu veered awA•· t~ • OOI!kllll. •nd theft wMa ht oomet tn. we e&n drift ovtr euu~ frorn the Commu.QJn inlil.teQCf! 01. W l'U ~Mf, "eun, rve JOt a JttUa flrl here,........ \ eolleetlve tann1n1. He b trrioc 113 l'or a pntty 11rt. Amy t ..ll. tilt belt detenH I• a lood o#t!\11. ' trantfer ~riQrlty from cfeten•e "Td been warned, I nmemblr, lliO.u t 1. ttlievlalon executiYt wllO re- aptn4ln& to in~111ed food prop131dlr rnMe ._ pau at eveey mOdel he a&w," lhe uld, ".a J lNiat )II'Q duetlon 111nt:1 the maklnt oC eo"· to t.ht punch. I put on •'~' 1.1\d when I met him, I earrled 1 btr, lqrtl~f Jflods. H~ ·•""ms to be ....., - -...4 pr<>mplly oakt4 Get Sugar Bowl Bid "' Event \V•Ieked Aut"o 6:110 ,,01) Unlt.d PrHI Staff Cerretportdtnt I'ORK-.A.a a man whote appl'l)lch. to tht NlWbeautiful tem~le alway• bat been 'aubtle- *" .-,ot'JI IkerdII"' women. But ... thiN'a IOmethlnJ ,~ ' . satelHtea oqht to be tr,e. The statement which D"lle1; I made after hb conference wUh ·rcv. ,.....,j·, ..,. Qll.,.., ,·'' -- • Commentvy On The News on r lnelud• a Ble Ten elraJnpiOblhl~ and a Rote ~ Vttn and' he oc· cupJet whtt 11 ltnerelly eenldder· ed one of Ut.e tw'!- or three top coaebiq jobl ln t~ United Stata . Hayes 11 1 ·Dativl Obtoall aud t a~uk t"• ' *" . =National _Championship Build-Up R. B ' . B I P L ams. . fQWDS . OW 0 rO ~::~:~~. o~~e;;.~~~e:: ~~~~~~~::::.~.'b; =~ ,R()Aft. ItalY-A lovely -.,pte a Juach date with me Wed· will tell you that the Geora:c *&dl)'. JWit Pea:ter died hera Spelvla aide of fetter was Pesl~r earJy Wadnead8.)" morning, and the man, and Julie was a heavy till.. only f.arewE!U 1 un mu&-ter is half of that sld•. The George Spel· tt-at 1 laft. her ''Uihlng. She and vin Pealer wu the £~Y bl$ oltl -.er. bu,btlt:d and 1 bad several friend& how 111 Bud, wl\h.out l;he new and nther 1amy ~Stories to Pu.llman first ume, which is actiU '•t coc~l&Us Tuesday, and we tually hli middle name, anyhow. Jil,anaed to eontinue the floor Pegler at his very beat, espe· ·~ow tt lunch Wednesday. cially as cs.empUfled in two col 'J\Ille bad been sick all her lections of early co)l.\IDRS- ••aa- ::. J. piled over .'100 ·wlulng ptii'Cient- ..u.,. u landTheshefewranpeople !be rOost. hdy wbQ i:nGW ,Peg my favorlte tine, In my actlve yean, wu.11 "Gee, boW doea a.. ruy set tfl tnett you, anyway ?"-I am o.ablat at the com that New York wolvta art \lllftl lheae da.ya. ... X hive ~t IJefln atandlnl' OR a comer, tav... c1ro»plft(. I rot thle right lrom the horee'l lllo\.lth, the hone belnr Amy Neweu, one of John Rotllert Powen' top model• aad ex&c::Uy the tyPe tG- whom . IOphlltlcated men aay ree, how Goea a fUY, ete. · Mill Newell hal been modeltnl around town for • coupll or ltaaofta now, havlnl ttMJMn'&rUy doht4 1ft Itch to bteom• a pl&)'WI'IIb\, &lltt• bu beatd all th• approacbea. . "I 1\!Ppott," Mlu ,.\my Mid Ia 4:1~1 tttll ln\pottMt pweblem, "that the OIM: a ~~ btU:. tno.t th ... rnonthl • -- variation of 'i{Avtn.fi J lteft you btlq,n?' Uftt. Oftce ~lf '-'fM ffp'~ , l mod•l. 1\t lifl llluully, •Look..... wtl'ell't yq\i 0 ~ th• toYit <to( .... ........ recallf.l_)'? All. ·-Oft117AI 10! WaU. )'0\1 t't\ ''"'UiYf t,b,tl ~ lliOI. ~Ut I wa 00 lmt-.4 With 111&1 PIGIUrt thl\ I ~~~ 1\ Q.~ ._.... lt!t lt hotnt In a ~Ntef;u drawr rlfh:t now. Jt you llon't !J1~'nk tWt'• .....,. ~II ,-ou eo,.. rtrht h~ . , : 4 '. • • • • •DDS, then Ja ~ 11i1ht IWtteh oa tke Yqu~. u... ...,.. ,...U 1\IIICIO . . . . 111<1 I.Oko' al· !"ill• ~, ~ '"q4 IIIIa!~!' hlo 111-.1 ... IOYtl. 'WOII, rn tell yojJ illt.-JO•'ri. ~ lho ....,. looaulll•l ri~ Ill .U.. world. I'd havo ,. - R tlta\ M · .. · Hayta ie eompletia.l biJ Of1..b year L my new .. · • 1 · "And A Brilliant Woman • ' 195.5 Monday. October 14, 1955 :A·Tribute To A lovely Jy ROIERT C. RUARK 14~ October The Daily Sentinel ,. ' • • • , ·( ·OLD Y(eatier Report: . · ·. . CROSSHARDW . .ARE ' Blil r-&, Pro,Wtor l'lloae 6017·Y Middleport, 0. �" • I.,...,.J \.. ,',.. ~·· ~···f • . ............... t.,.... .... ,_ ...........Wi_ ~ The Qgily Sentinel, In IMt the ,,..... ...,,.. ... ~ ~ lo6 ....... " ""' til~ a\""1 klcl! . for lilt ...... ,..... _ .... ....,..,. $PAR'tAN »Mt< ...· -• ____,...__ - - , ~-- l'omt!!W-Mid.dlm:lrt, Qhf9 By Ala" Mover R . pla~e • I ey - .. 0011!11-!ld ln the league stanllipu, bad< in 111341 111)1oa ~ flnisbe4 . N•w Prwdeflt 0# Jqlly Club Mrs. WllU~ Kenaedy was Wednesday, December 14, at 8:30 i!lec-t~ a.s pleaiclea~ IM the eom· P. M. i'ollowia.l Uae dhmer the tna ytar · w,htn. th, Jo.l!)' Club met &roup will gQ to 1he borne of t~e witlj ~ 11-1 r~fd. but Wtlloto~ weal undel~•l~· -That was '"' y.&r thtt d.vne . ·~• all O'l«"•'lb' li~d •11 t~t 1\oe. keta, b~oft. ba~ ~0 4 Jeor:es called !ij"',p reeently at btl' home, Avenue. · Mu1berty bact on pen~hiea, and 'tben PomerOy ,"Ioat aaotbtr.':chU,ce to acore w~o 1 bad ' pail ' frOID ceoter went '"'Il! tbe lour"JON liDo hlcll to l~o ~- The 'Put-eioo beat the Jaotol.nba~ ffP lb1. l!l . Black. well ·bad btiiiAell afield d&f. . iMiddle('OII wiU be an UDdordo1 ID tht. ·)'~'t . bii &•Plt\ but as men.IQGed b8lQJe-O-~t records are rJw•¥• tor1oltea ....... t..ae two btU elu.. · toa:eiher. 1n JurtR!I YQCt:fl' ... ' hi~Qw~ip presideot , lfu. MJUard V1nMeter ..,.. lor a party and a:ift ext'hanee. Plllp!i were also m.de to place ·flaWeA 011, the gt&vB$ of. deceased member• for Chr'illrJliiB, Jt wu ·'"' voted to help a nefdy (amlly . at Chris(m•s time. Mrs. Donal~ Hauck rece~ved ~n a~iversaey f:ilt from . .1:\er "mystel'y sist,or." · , The ~ost~ss served .a deipe~ course dunnc -t he sO;Cial hour to Mrs. Wilbur Hannjng, Mrs. · i.uiJe Hac~. Mrs. Dona~d Hauck, -Mr,. Gerl\)~ Wildermuth, Mrs. Charjos .et. r.... t The Daily Sentinel • Mr-~-'.W - 1-lli-crm -. f(_IN! _ fiCf/ __y_E_ J~-ted ___ ) fltld "'' ...... ~ ~ J_.-d .... .,., ""' "',...•"""· .......... . ....... . 1111olhu ._M _o_nd - 'OY::,f!!e~r 1'!\, l \ijS Monday· ~er '14, l~S ' ' rn•rgln. hnt•roy iutt ml~d •lnrilnJ In tiM ilotlftl MCOftdt whon lhb .....,.,., try lor a Pomoroy had tJ.,l rJb~ • . ~-· Strauss, Mr~. Eldon Will, ,Ht5. ~illard VanMeter, Mrs. Aibeft '\'&nY a lime the ••· de!'HC# baa eomo .tbroiil- with ·• wlil. ·aad Cllarllo JfcQoillld and bl1 el&\len wlU bit ..out. to UPJet tQe. dope 1•11 OOJOlDI Turiey Do~. Tile laokelo .bav" beea aft bea. tfn, but Oal)'l WI QDGI OJ IWO OC!CII· Ions have ther been outclassed 1~ey h~(l •~ted Jaebon Jeore:. tess_ in the flrll' halt, and qply jell beh.md bee:a"''-'1 of «qJ~rlQr 11\an )!OUI WoO(Iard and Mrs. Henry D.qpey. The ThanksJiving theme was CIU'· ried Qut In the table decoratJ~qa, ,. ,. Lpcilte Roush DA.~ 6ng(Jg~mei;~ power. The lae:Qtt al, e¥pecied t~ shoo' the ••ks llfi~l the b1grer Pauthq With plenty of · Announced .$150 puse.s tUUJJ• t.be .fir. .Pomero1 Ja the lop l,leftfllive '"IJU in tbe ·lea· ru,e Ill lhl!J' ibevo,yiel4nd qniy 38 pwnt.o, ··~ l,beif <~M•ql• witt ,., a t~st u MoDOJiald tJu'ow~ ·aJl ty~eos of ottenaes ·It them in the bi¥ ••• •o/1110( ~P. Sehroath and - Avei'Cltt fi3c q . aon, iwme Friday liter she had visitat their home "for the paat two weeks. ·Robert Hayes, AA., who b stationed on the Leyte, atrcrafCaiTier ~rovidtnce, R. 1., vlalted his pa~ents this week. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayes ana sons, Walter and Bill, and "Mrs. Lncllle B. H.._wkins aceompanied · him to the Charle~· ton airport enroute· ·back to his weeet 1912 UNJIM STAT' IUIGULA'fiON Jr., vice re•~~'; bas~ . U4E. MAIN - to~, a.~~ Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Grate, South Charleston, W. Va., are also- assisting Mrs. Lelan~ Brown . (Mary Grate) and Gene 13 7 St. .. 7 ~6 ~: ,. '· ·''Williorn Toylor To ,, "l •• , •. • fecome A Member I M:li'•· I.:qweU Pf~ , PHONE 388-Y torian and CultOdtan; ·M~ Boss Sao~om, CO(l'OS1"'hdiq4 Secr_t,r~ a sborp board meetiDJI W~!S Mr. and Mrs. Arthur art. a~mc.mncing the of their daUghter, George Douglas, Penver, do. Flnal plans for the Janulm' wedcUng are lncomplett: b"!t Miu Fiye RoWJh. sister of the- bride, will be mtid·of·honor. Mis.s RQush atten.ded the Mid· SchoOlS POMEROY -~~PND 1~.1Uk1AN held before the rec&Usx meet:iat at the home of Mf1. Ha~old Loh;.~e, Po~ - eroy. , MU.Dcu\d SN.OW Tl RES . Mrs . C. P. LochBf)" a,t1d Mrs. 0 . P. IQ.eln, board membet'S. lt'flnlediately after the luncheon Of Phi BetQ f(gppq can cut • 01 f•tli'OIII, · .secretary; J61's, Pex ~sell. trell\urer; Mfs. I. E. Foster\ l\~1· istrv: "!Iss ~kl• s,u~dtr-. His- ship. ' J. H. Grate is reeoverlng satitl· factofi,ly at Holzer Hospital. His daughter, Mra. France~ McCornd<!k, OklahOIJlll City, arrlved this wwk by plane to Dayton w)ere she was met by her brot(wr, Gene Grate. Mrs. Edward Tewkabary (Ruth G.-ate}, Wells· . . '-t ed co't fl~l.I\~QlNQ ouio P. ~f.2 SIN~!': BY AI~~~- /~<! ,.,.,, ~""'"" \JNUp Statf lleifnt of \II• !laulhter•. or ttl.;. J\."'erie~ 'evo.l~\\Otl, WM a g~ost of the · II<>¥~ ~I ~~~ II& tur~ ~·~~th!\11 !ol~ip Chiller al a 1'1'l•h••• Frlcla¥ tholhnln Res~urant. • Thoae . pres"q~ ~er~ M.ra. Dahl DuttDD, rOJODt; lolr~. I•V\Df '~'" :.-!{~~~~P~~~ w.C.vaM. .. brougbl ·n Ervlq • \IIHP.ft .f\t 41J..u~httn Mr1. M",rs~a11 lllxi~f, Cio• !ae Npoid easily • In 6 '"'ntltly POYmen~ Saturday's Grid Scores Ol#i(flf, fi:OQ x ItS .. ::..... $10.95• '~s-o x ' ' .•... ·....• $11.95* ' G:lO X 15 "' .. ;':,' ' .. $12.45*. ' •El(cnqnge Price :., ·• · SQ<:iCII NQt~$ From Pomeroy ' ' 'Entet TOday .tt ' ' " StorJc Shower 1-feld· At Oiler Re$ide11ce · ' • ~ ' ., J ' ' . (; '. · Friday f(eni'•~ William Taylor, son of Mr. an~ Mrs. Hubert Taylor, Middlepofl, hi one oi ten Ohio University stU· dents who will become memPei;s of Phi Beta K~tppa, pat~opal sQ· tiety that Teeognizes excell~nce i~ .scholar,Bhip. Taylor is a senior a\ the U"iversUy: · · ·· To q\lalify for membership .. " •! .• iltudent must be a seniOr', have a,t of his .work il'\· ~0\l·Y~aUQD.al -~ hop.or~ minste"' F9upda~JOn . ~otk. . 8~ • • .f • './· ' ~ .. · t., ·, ' "j'· ' .. T~,.: • W .~. T "'' P .• I 0 II IH , Ia. . , Loco/ Musot~t:Hold ' , ~..... . ' ' • 1 • 10 " ~~tiNI!I'lnt· 1 1 • ' m ~ • I I 7iW II •' II • tf '* ' • l I 1 I • 4 2 • SPECIAL "· . .. -. :· '.. -~ . ' '. ,· SEO STANiHNGS """"" 19U DODGI MAI114fl LICINII ..Jijam!D Jl, Fillpatrtct, 31, Col· ~- \fuct c,lrlvtio, ~nd Barba~ ,AtJ.... IIJJ•u, It, Raedsvltle, ty, 1. .. '' • ~ . ·' .. I .. . - , at MJd· ~ J . an{.l l '· j~ •• : , dleP.OI'I lligh $ellf101 an~ "'' schdlir.s.b\p ~u.(l®t at the U.»l· vers~ty wb,..e{e be is aC(llv' lo We~t· 1' ~ { , .. .. .. .. ·.. ll,Qn-protessional courses. ~ _ , Professor Emeritus Johri "-· He5$ will spea~ at tbtJ ini~if\H~ and dinner to be held ll:t tbe. Ohio Taylor held. top ' " ,_-, .......; • least a ll plqs C!JtnUP!i(iye ave ~ allr a~d must have done t« least 75% UAiver.sity Centbt On r:sec, ' ,. . , ),; ,\' • •• •. • ~ ·· ~ ·- ...... -.·~·.'"'· . . ........ ~·· ,. ... ' ~· ~ ' l . '. ' ' ' �• ' ' . ·- I 3(££, 44 . . . . P(!aeSbt . /' ..........,_ ·-IIJJ04. a -- ... ..W M puhl'ebed ... .' iCoRE#. TURNcoATs WANT ADS .,.......... I TKe Doily Sentinel, Pomerov-MiCidleport, Of\Jo a. aame Ill I Wonted To Buv . Itzo, - · 'l ~ ~ietJ ouisio&-' oNrHI: Ohio Church Of.Christ Women'S; Group • Has Meeting Business Services Pin• -tor WANTED TO BUY- Lop, Oak, Poplar, Buawood, Pille, Walnut HOUSE COAL delivered in 2-lon - - dlarlt bDe,Also Oat. Poplar.,. Bulwood Cali James J•ifers, Ul-Y · - ... -~.. u;..- lumber, green .oLdry. 4-4, 3-4, loads. ae~l lulrUoDt. ll-8 tltp 6-4, 8-4. Delivered to our ~· IDOiltb for Zl Ctlltl Tl.IPpen Plainl, Ohio yard. For rehable radio aod TV ~. Cub on ddlvery. Write or call 6046-J. We ae~ aU n" ql :l ceJltl pr. word will caU makes. Schmolb Appliance, , us for PfJ'tieulara. The M ll!baaled tor advertWnctr oot Middleport, Qbil). 9-27-tf Olli.O Valley Mfg. Corp. Pbone ,.w ~~ before the tMh or eaeb Coolville 1ll80. 2·2·11 QUICK SERVICE on Walth ft.e. malll followllll bue.alon. ---+-- -- -~-'" ,..-. run ._,..ID~ouldk ~ ""'"ediat'Olr. Tbo D•lb - Bellllndl will DOt bt: rupaaalble lor more tho one illcorrect lD- .:.r• ol 'l1laall:l IDd _,,.call Jar tluoilled ntet. Obll.lllrlet pWfrhed at 1 ect per worcL ~ Ado ...br 111111 .. loloph_ ..... - - I j I ~OtiGes -,-1-4-1- for Rent _ __ _ I 11 · 14-~ lc i St. Call 415c-X . MENT for --- LET OUII ELECTRONIC SECR£ TABY TAKE YOUR WAIIT ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE 11!1 TilE EVENINGS CALL 39'7 tiO'i=r£iD GA&-lns\.allatiDQ. and ICI'Ylce. See LU for prlces. RUT LAND FURNI'l URE at Rutland Factory Trained COI..LiliS JJ!:WE. 1-3-11 aad uaed. a patrlotie thel'l\e the rttresbmentJ whleb,. included ADdwiebes, sala4., cookie1, cindjes, qut.J and roflee. Present we~ Middleport.. Mn. RUIM!ll, Mn. carr EbenbaCh, Mra. MUton RuueU, Mrs. 6-1&-U Marie Wilkinson, Mrs. Paul Wino, Mn. Clarence Murray, Mra. Frant..rtla., Mrs. Letha RusaeU, Mra. JWaia Pierce aad Mn. llabtl A:uthersoll. ~ 118 \f . M.•ua St., P•J:1U~O! 2-1..-\-tf• rent. Phone 388 Y. eftS --- - - -· BRING YOUR SHOES TQ RACINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE MONEY 10·13-30tp -- - ---nsuronce ""t.--4 '"'' (20 \PARTMENT '"' 'B 1 1 rooms, bath, gar~o~ge, private - - - - - - - _ _ _ en~rance. 626 High Sl Phone 6139-Y. ll -8-6tc ' COMPLETE ln!lurance Prottclioa, ~ you up. prulded at the meetinJ and n qUcle ''Goaalp Town." Johuton observed Vetenn¥ VICE All makes Repalred by Ex pert TeehnicianJ, Phone 112M Y l::ld)r'e YURNISHED ROOM AND APART· VIOUN BOW RE-HAIRED ' ll.Utp .tbe ehqrrlh aoclal room.t. ldrJ, .P rill Rul8ell, pro,.id•eBti Upstairs APARTMENT, 6 roo n:' ~ 1.3..\DLO & . TEL~'Vl.SJON SERVICl and bath. Loeated 415 W. M~ 10 ~hOM 200. Clel11rd Appll&Kt 11-11-ltp HQLlDAY SPEL"'IAL - llegular $1.00 mac:hineiPI permanent 11JRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. wave, to.OO. Lovely La~ Beau· 139 Butternut, PomeroY, Ohio. ly ~ton. Phone 223·Y. 11-14-6tc 11-11-3tp Do :vou. have • THAT l'IEEI>S C.all JM-X. a! lhe memben are to be ·a· ol lb~ pir\T wblcb wl\1 bo FOREMAN ,, ABBOTt' T.V. SER- 11 ·$ ·3lc l'fo tiHI ol - t o prlaled II ..... l'r'- pairiOM: by wANTED-Hampshire, Berkshire ~!~~~:~kcr. . or Tamworth BOAR, aged rc.or I .11ervice. Phone 7'11\78, M. F. Thomas, Che.shire, Oh10, Rt. 1. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. CaU Don Five room modern APART. ' Mills, Middleport. Ohtb. MENTS, with, laundry and gar- 1 - --- - - - , age. New 5-room dwelhng with I THINKING OF' burmt tnauraaee a:araue and laundry. Phone GuarantePd savu:g11 up to 80., . 310-M. A. N . Bengel. . 6-27·1f ~ ·- J-room and bath & 5·room and bath furoished APARTMENT. 'lot I w''"'· g., ""'" '"'"""· all utilltie.s paid Phone 6128-X. V D. EDWARDS, Phone Home 434. Miss Jean Lama bas returne4 from C()lumbus where 11he Wll ealled by the series mness of her un~e; Harry Hoaghmd. , Mary .Margaret Williams . fa visiting ber mott1er; Mr~ . Julia WUHall\5 after spending a week · in New York and New leriey where tthe was the gueat of Arlene .Bowles, former residen.t. Sb,e vWted at Radio City and other ·points of interest. Mrs. Dan Hysell, Ravenna, ar· Mni. Feme Buker who is em· ravldc last week for a visit with plo)'ed at the Martln Restaurant ·Mrs. France!l Bearha. ·, I has returqed ~ a vacation in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kungle and SpJ~nlfield and(Colunibus. soD have moved to Akron. I fi~r. and 'Mra. W. B. Harris Were Helen Kemelhar, CLeveland was ' buslness vlatior,s in Colutnbu& Frl· the :weekend housegue:st of h.er day. room.mate Jane Young. They - are.~ Mr. and Mrs.. P. K. R.U68ell and freshman at OU. other students daughter have returned from · a home Were Sbella Stover, Nliilcy visit wlth relatives In <Hen Fer- ~~wli"ilgs, Ruth Ann Powell, Johb. ria and theJr daughter bat beeil F1ahor, Fred Lewis. l1l •tnce ~-belr return. Cpl. end Mrs. Leonard GWiai. iMra. Gl~tald Rlt:e returned Sun· doWSky, Arlington, Va., and Ad· day from Deerboi'J'Ie. ·Mich., whert"' rienne Mills, Gallipolis and-:'' tier s~c had been ~completillg arrange fiance, Harry Munns, Cille.iriD'ati menU to move there. w~re weekend guests ~{ Mr. and Tom Rue has been a visitors in Mrs. Russell .Mills and Mr. and Cincinnati. M~. Hat'ry ·Mi~ls. Mrs. olimes Souders and chil4W>. at~ Q~·!U• C.olUillbW ..!~•1h~y· Wt.l~m~'W. I:Iizillelb Moore·11n4 Maxine Bennet wbo ap.. companied them here for a ri4it ' with the .former's parents. Mr. ad~ ' M'rJ. Ross Wise. Miss Moore vit~#· , ed il."er mother, Mrs, Nan 'Moore FOR ancf Ml88 Bennett her parents, ¥:'. '..: r.. and Mrs. Charles !leDnett. ' Mrs. Arnol4 R.i.cbar"ds and Mr$. . Mari8Jlil BoWles wer~ in CoJU.m· ' bUs Friday (HJ busln~ aiu:1 wftt~ S&·X". 1-11-tl (21) Real Fstotr -- -- - 11 4-301p .._II I~ 1 Lost&'fc;;:;;:;d- LOST: MALE FOXHOUNO BLACK WHITE AND TAN. Has m} name on collar. C!all or wrilc Trat:y Wbaley, J>onu-ro}' . 11-11-3tc I~J AuT~ ~-Illes=--1938 DODGE 4-door. Excellent for model. 4 ·new tires, oristnal r.adlo, .still play~ . $116.00 Muon ' SP35781. ' 11·14-Qtp 1953 \VlLL)'S STATION WAGON, $777. Blaeltnar's, Pomeroy, 0 . ll-12-81<- 1953 CHI!:vROLET "210" 4-doot Sedan, $10GIJ. 8laettnar'11, Porn· · ~I etoy, Ohl11. . 11·12-tltc l-953::::.;1>r,o.:,N:;:Tic;_A~IIodol Qlol..;. ' 2-door Sedan, et195. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, OhiO} 11·12-61c $299.00 BUICK VI Super Riviera C()upe. $180G. Blaettnar'11, Pom· eroy,_phlo. 11-lz..tltc 1~ 19112 FORD CUSTOM 2·door Se~an $796. Blacltnar't, Pr;tmeroy, Ohio 11·1Z.61c 3,ROOMS OF · -------~ 1171 Help Wonted acoompan~~d.,. home . by ratHeia ~nn Rl~harda, Carolyn Angel 'o•il Mary Morcatet WWiams . ' 1902 PONTII\.C Delux 8-eylinder 2-door Sedan, $993. Blaeltnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. lf-lUtc · trac't will be entered into and lh perfctrmtnee property s~ured. 18 81 Auto Services Securities l\lbmitttd by the unsuccessful btdden will be re. 't:Uraed after the award of the eontraet 111 made and a perform· IQCe bond In the IIIOUnt of tOO% of the contract bas beea execuLod by" the !ut:cesaful bidder. ArtvcrlismR hrm wants hou,<;cwiv· cs with clenr handwrttin/1 Make good money spare tim ~ JOUGH LUIIBER • BUIIJlmG Write SJIIRUW MITChELL. 131 PA'I'TE)III8 • MINI! TllC8-40fl Rr.lmont, Mass . l t -t4-4tp per M IDd up. We deliver. H. JL 6 J. L. Hawk, MlnenYille, Obto AIRLINIS IIllO Phelle Chitter, Ohlo 01' 8P· od. IIEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 10.18110te CHRISTMAS IDTJI, Ka10n, W. Va., efter 8 Men, .You"' Women · p.m. IIIU ot Protto Fork on Ul ForYouna ho...tesses, atatloft. agcnb, tLc· Rt. 18. 11·10 3011 --- _ _,_::M;;.;A,;:::X OAVI:=S_ _ APl'LII COMMERCIAl. Allll..lNF..S fl .OO op. ELL!lNWOODS, Cor· pentlf. l mlle lOUth ot 110, tut ol 10. IJ.i).ljtp 100':0 Pure Pork SAUSAOE. Alao '""- Port. Smltb'o l'•lendly 'ta vern. ll~lp Llr1e PIIIIFI!)C'l'ION FUEL OIL HEATER. Perfeet condltlon. Complete with outalcle tanlc, '12ft CfD k ket agentr!, . pa&.<renger ago~t"'. l'f"llcrvalinn agenla. <"ommumcaUons, rceord11, ('llc. TH)!: MAJOR aeea anytime •«or 4:00 o'clock. GlltJ Smith, Rut· land. 11·11 ete HP air eool tnlln&. ex- an Palmer Pbono eMT·Y. TOTHB MEIGS. THEATRE -.. LOOK FO,YOUR MAM1 - Woi\K WANTED-H ..rdware Bualnea• Clerk. J 1 yeaf.l experlenco. Carl Stalder, Pbone 401-X. · 1J.12-3tp • J, \o ' . - IN' !I'NE G)J.S$JFIED·A,DS Win Yo~r Wings! ! • ' \ • '(. I ,. ' • I ~ • I. \ • .. . - ,·.~nrt dl'l ~-- ~IIChcl ·''-:dim W1~, ·~'t:lljl ~ ~~~~.. ...... - ,.W ..,.. . _ " nil ~llho,o~li,- loi.tr~ 1r.:Ill~,.. ,..... ..t ,_ ....~ ~ ~ iM;...i ~- ••;..;;.ui · . or Aeroaautla::!l. <181 Employment ~~ ,< o I t. st AIRLIIIU NliD Y.unt Women 17 f. H • See our ad under InstrucUon. National School ol Ae~onauttu 1Ht-2tc ., ' . EVI~YDJ.Y 5e8 our ad under lnBtlUc:tion. National School lJ lt·2tc . ' AIRLJNJI 11110 YOUf11 Men 17 ' FRIE · nCKOS , ur· gently need young men . an1l young wo)nen, 17 to 39, wHh a high school education and a plea11\ng per8onallty, for per· mancnt po.'litiona In the pl'lsscn «.or department!!. A SHORT !.OW .COST TRAINING PERIOD that will not Interfere wHh )'our present job or Kbool can qn~~otuy acceptable aPpllcants for an exlllnJ, a:lal:norou11 car· ter Write glvlna phono number, to Alrllnf" TralnidS, National &rhool nr A~ronautlca, BO'J '168· t. Pomeroy, Ohio. 11·1t-2tc . -.~··'·' •• · If''.- . .. ~ ' ' .,. . u.. ,Our ..' I)IDIC...'lli . To the beat 11:1 aenlee witlll ' peft80. Trevev.Finsterwald ' FU!'a:llAL lJOib PomltQp, Otio .( t ( l ' f ' ,' I I ~ . ' · ·lr Lay·Away Plan , 1Ytr7 effort to mtnlmize q. ' . , . 'L . Ou• rt1lf11! !o'"tl.~a -•lpa to ' proride peoeeful dlialiJ'. .~ r' i' ' .. FREE DELIVERY I · ·~· · -··· . M.fs. Fteda BOwen and dl.ush· .• . te:rJ Betty .Thomas, and lnfld~ !on an Mrs, Thomas ,l()eht 1'hur:sdi.y wtth:-~. Ohar.leJ RUe a11d Iaroux .. Mr . .and Mrs. Cii.arles ~ife werf -*turJ!a1,' . ' lJl WeU&ton .. . ' .: visito~ . Mr,: I\Ol<ll.l"' . .):Jeyd -Wood: and. Mrs. Freda Bowen spent with t:1l BAKER - ~ FlfRNITURE ~ 'by tnleraattoaal Harnrter.. Permanent and Me- 11-14·11(1 tblllol !n etoek, tpeelilly prle- ·i-few Furnitu11 'I ... Earl SPirt'~ of Wtlke.nille · i:aiF ed on ·Charles~ 1\ife Sunday.· I Mr. and Mrs. E: M. Blake aDd r.1 ' f, L. Hatcb abd dau1bter, Pt. Pleasant ·Were ··· 'In Plttsbura:h Saturday to lbe ~ W. Va. Uol.·Pitt a:ame. •"'''.;.:;:;.u ltod wlth RoJtr Cboneey, .· footboll plarer from Middle~ before returnins bOine. . 011 Tile Br!Piesl Mr. and .P!fr1. llrQer Dent, Chal"" l"ton vlolle<l Mn. R. c. Sanabury Comer In Middleportsunday enro~le to Athens and' At bony to visit otltr relotlv~..~·--~~·~B!!AK~E~R~F~U~R=Nl;T;U;;R;;;E~~ .•· and family and 19M BUICK Hard-top Special, two-tone paint, WIS. R)H, Uke new. E. W. O'Brien, Prattl Fod, Ohio. 11·10-3tp AN11·F~E t.heit Cbrl....., ~r wert dlarUMe4 when th• Mtrtha ·Clua of tbe Bradbury Chure.li • ol c~ met thU week at the home ~ ·0; Mrt. Cu1h .Johnston. Hulba.,.,•,.d!lf ' ! ' I ' · Frida~ Mrtt Vll Rifei''" .·u\ . �' \ Ohio The Daily Sentinel, CIIC~I lLtld wbfla 8'"'"• o! rqulb-jSISJtoa, School Of Instruction Held ' · Wues, stationed at B&inbridj;e, Md., ••••t II>• weekeod with her ' , At Ch,uch Thyrsdtw Evening parents, Mr. and M.n. Llwrence . , • -, tb_elOOP Haft meetlnl(. Followint the initiation.. Reeves, Logan, djstrict chai.rmaa Douil•s and Mr. and Mn. Perry The Sacred Heart Guild m,t (and. Mi11)Jarrie Karif Smit.h.:/ __ cll,."j~i!;.;m:;m~ lfn. cano complimt:::.t~d the er- of mt t'i'Ti•! ob)ective: Flo&sie Dix- Carpenter. She att!':rd . _the Thursday eveDII\I in the t!hurch I Wat~ Mn. Georae .-uch· eOion, wire WJed· to der oa th'e ir work. . on, Nelsonville, .supreme obltuary Pomeroy-Belpre iootu• PJnt~lauditoriqm with Mn. Georce Hac- an.u &Jl(f ·Kn. Boward Dailey,.c:o,. GuaQ pret.eDt were Mrs. Gano: committee. Friday night. kett Jr., preaidl:n&. ·,halnnq; ~~~- P'rnk !ennla.g11, I blJb, prieat- ' w~•· Mary . BartleU. ~elsonfllle, past ovgr thf'l rrteldl, . Post · · MOQRI WtNI uoa wiD he pare tor tbl Troop later Seoutl ... m·~ unlformfi or~..-.Pftl. '"ut I to ol ,.,..P bera are requeltfd to u.ur....w · w..... r..._ baa ' ROBINSON'S DRY Fisb-·1 CLEANER~ Real keen .. tho!ie creases. Thill lad knows the importance of keeping well groomed. The most parli· cular man couldn't dk f<>r !>EIIter dry cleaning and pres.sing for his Sll4ls than we do, We're known, , CALL 122 •• · Robinson~s Laundry · Tri- Lustre .CieanP.rs --Oblo ' I ious foreign field~ of the Baptist work wa s tbe topic of lhe pro· grom presented by Mrs. Joseph the Cook, Rl the. meetint of Women's MlBsionar)' Society o[ the Boptht Churph, Thur1day 1 evening at the church. I The mectinJl: in charge or the president, Mrs. Cook opened suggested today the East and. West Increase the flow o!. seion!ilie , koowledge aeross the Iron Curtatn but the West slapped down the proposal aa <I.a. very greoat daDe:er to puce". · Foreign Minister Vyaeheslav M. Molotov put forward the proposal in the dying hours oi the futile Big Four conference but the West said his proposal would do little more than lock the Iron Curtain firmly in place. At the same ltlme Molotov rejeotcd • French proposal lor in· creased eontacts betweerl the two sides and for a free ·now of news ~a betWCefl East Rd West. The v6st 1 already bad nrned1 that contin· uance or the' frOit Curtain was a tbfeat to pdi:e. · • Tbe Mol: , "'. " pi'Qposal provided BBd Local macistratcs tiDed serrteu~d af~. p~rsons today 011 for ex:cha eo, of scientific , deJeeh&J'• of CiedJng, intoxication gatloil41tb would bring Weat«o Refreshments server! Mrs. J. E. FOBter,were durina: the ial boll!'. ! b)' sOc- SEE TV'S PIR5T TEMPI.B MllltUHIIT riiNiCiilt TONIGHT You•re Never Too YOWllf Tbe Man From Lar1mle Ttcllnlcolor DHn Mlrlln. .hrry Ltwlt C~mnco~~t Tecttftkolor J1mH Stewart Arthur KenJMidy Tun~ •Nov. • • • 1ml Wecl, ••• • 15~16 TUH, lnd Wed. Tile Gun Thlt Wo11 Nov. 15·16 VIolent Saturday ' The Wt!li new the "On-Mechanical Look." '""""'1!'£ ~!WP<•~·' Jlo'(f< "1":::: ~mi!!'/ Gono . . bvioul .. · . .g.t4, JI:d~eta ~ , • ,lbu lltJ Ml pichi~ .'!i atli:ht'lo&t · 'netry. And tbete'tNtwBI'lan " elitySound: new "4-P1us·· -piCtUre ll,uality on Super. and Del Us.~ models~ ne.w "H\Eh-and-Eaay" tuning. But RCA Vic:tor'a Big Change in TV brings you m much more, yqu have to see lt tor yourself to · really a~te it. $199.9~ • Como in today! 6te,RC"' Victor's Big ChaogJJ./11 TW ELBE. _ R FELDS: l::==:::::~======~~:::;:::::::~::::::::;;:;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~;;;;;;:;:;;i~;;~~:::::;::;Technleolor Tec:hnlcolor , Dtn111i1 M•r..n, Rich O.nlnt ' VIctor Meture. Rlcbwd lgtn I ••"· Dixie- .. .' J ' n model ' ' Probation of one year was 1ranted to Richard Lewia of Middloport Monday by Probale Judie John R. B~,eo~ oa eondltion that ~ contribute ~& weekly ror tbe ,.Jupport of three minor ebJI· ctren. • ··uwts Jn his~ IPP~.ruce before the court pleaded . _tbat be "-•d b4ten ~;JnempiOJed until "this past ~. ,, - ... ,ult-'.,._,,,_. Clllr>lh ' . . .. ! •-,;·;j,.,,,!tii ptn~.i, But tel for , down poeketa are lab a~.Y.,.r ill all!l!,l tbm hipbone.. Tht belt FROM $99.00 $1,i00 NIW TWINS AIIIVI Mr and Mrs. Waller Thomas ' •PoiWOrSiylo" Cltcyotor - . I -1 ' '· loolo• pOworrul On tho b~bway :1'!'1 where h.... power m.WI ~"!r4Pio. . , • u !It<\ what . ,.,, :··~·:'' a .· SI.Irtday~nc'l'lf .: ~ ' ' '' ,... . ' t ,\., ,, \ Cbey.ler -rat- the ...sationalear bin of the y~rIs ~buttoil PowerF.Iite, YOli'\I).V.r ..Oul baj/e to ~ran: lust to~ L ·buttoa "'!tho IBfe lt/l'aide ~I tbo IDstruillalt pODOl, ODd prosto'7"' you • aot ', \ ' "· •. y ·'· IIITM ' .. ANN'OUNciD' Ea>lSOclfnd· Rj>bitlil>~ (Ruth Cba.OJ, Nortb AV.· Mid~rt.· lnftOUDC. )In!, bltih ol Crooksville are Before toda)"s session began an authoritative ;o(lrce disclo&ed the West had be;Un dNJfUng a aoiemn pledge tO ' cobtinue. working tot German 'ru,.ity despite failure on the Big Four to eome anywhere neat agreement on the question of Germany. lfion pOS.t LellPresents Flag ..,t To Middlepo ' . and the E~lt:: thc~s~": I u~!t;,i! • ' ' ' peg,e:m: pr....d )he •ppr..tatloil or LegJon for the fine eooperatlon they 'have received' from lbe ·vUIqe ol!jcials qd Meyor Sl<!nQ" R"!saell acceptCKJ the Flal abd lblnked the LegtollDiires for t.belr w-leh Will be v•ii~'g~! 1on thegiltll-.:-pole at the Hall. fj11N.'., ft.u,•~.,. D tHI~~ICOTN.. int : hlrlclr; ~ 0.. . U"-"1'"" !flo-· Cou.. -·. ............hn"'' · lr , • .,.. """""' '!0'· ojftlt lo olo"h noor htro ..Uy 10 .,. •tttrnptecl tfo •rreat a ' hunHr ,., ' ""' f•trlck, 1 rn1•nt M Chlllt· cD!ho, ~•• wfillo ·•• woo loo· l't)...., · · Ohio lne• to ,.,. Wlldlllo ·offkjolo thl .-...,. ~ ;,1.-n.t.#lr <MI occ"'in.;t,• .., · ' .. AppOIQtmentS . Are Annodn ced Two ' appointments· have be€1n sroute<l by lhe Probate Caart, It wu maall! .-nown to'day. Syb,l . ·Ebenbach has been ap· pointed •dmlnlstratrlx ol the es· tate or Annie Dalton. · Th11rsioa , Stone Jr., haa beert appointed guardian of RIChard E. Stone, ·Nelia, Stone; pini,~ E. Stone and Karen K. Stint,, who are mlnoF'L 1 ' G9C Unit· ~ting 'tailed . At Hid ... , , ,, -'~'•t .., ·~. 1 Sidney Russell ae<l the-·~ distwsed seriously the aame ~ sure. The tax leYY which war'YGl;. ed down last weft . ..."' made it possible 10 ~ to pay the monthb' bli&: 6f i1t:.11 for the street Uglatt. At preaent, couDcil iJ faeiitJ · a debt of $1300 with only . , . 'lft the fund to pay the water aaC. light bi111 for the town. l(idille:. ,port's share of the real etta~ o~ property tax Ud1 yur iJ M'700 aU! the light bill will be oQr . . and tbe water bUI N017.20 aceotding to last year's flfll!'e!l. A laet of abOut rilty Yotu lut Tue&day kept tbia bill, wllkfl wal to build ~ garage for the fire dJ.. partmen:t equipment aDd to 144 to tbe general fuad, from puaiAg. At tlle meeting lload•y Coaaen by an emergency meuure, palllcid an ordinance for the l:~l and requiring or a perm'if for tJM burning of ' open firfiiS Ia. tbii Yll· lage limita. Permits Win be atvea by the Mayor and Fire CJaJI(. Three months batt: ~ta are to be made to the Pmt~ ~d ••• the ·.nn. !lle"hub'.' o.r • · . tlit~art.led plpelin• ·P artridge ·explaloed ·thai th• :plaO mUBt · ~~iVf) ·approval of the Pedf!:ta1 .Pe-wtr , Cnmmlssion, arid th,e seeurlties EM:banle Commlss;i~rr·: ~~ vari~U5 .at8te re~l~· · toryjb()dt_es ~ bstore it eoiJ:td tqkc effect. ·: . , · . the l.pr~wllq Columbia IJ,sle.111 1• comp.,.,d, of ~linalllbsidl aries atld two 'o tber ~ofporate mem~ ' servet IKnfte JZ~ , m.i.l· lioq ~.rk;s ·in ' Weit ¥irJtnt., O)llo, · Ptftll8l'l!lanlot K"lltu..,_, M'~ttnd, ivltiini• lutd Y..it. In!. " est ' Vltilili.~. ,lh• plfn wo.u~ . pr9f_i~e for_~l'~0;\1~-_lton of rttaif operations Unite~ Jo'ut'l, Maaufac.~ur'ers Li&b~ &: Heert Co., O!ni!borla~d · I. A)ieghe~y II" co. aDd A'mere--Gn··uuuu:es -CO., into · a single re;tail flrm, , Psi'\Tidge' · ~d ·~111:'*11!1" of tbe ·plan ..,vould l ihclpde single oWne,rlh_ip of \be · ~yJtem:.s inter· li•w. f4 ... • 01 ;MeU&lj r~~::J~::·~~h!~ 1 the National .eill( FoundAtion Collll!y ·Chopter for 111-:: o1 lfa ,_ of stale RfiR pool, reduction il\ work would take over the retail cu1to- fantile Paralysis at the Pomeroy t Auditoriwn on .:_ e . ~rles: far ~be system and the rCguiatOry mers of Obto Fuel Gas Co .. Natur- Senior High m':;:.X.wa~ Jnslruetecl _to tonlld: bo.dic.s, less bootkceJ)in.v; an'd sav- alGas Co., of West Virginia and Thursday, Nov. 17,, at 7:30p.m. ManUfacturers. The meeting, open to the pubThe M uc:;~ eo!'!q~f· 1M- OIJ~ i-;a&• to retail ~ustomers. • I I lie, is to prepare plana for the ay 5 re.,.... ~ 1?. . ,.,..,.,'\"/"' . "When rate filings. beeome ne· Manufacturers, which serves all .Meigs eo. Polio drive t.o be beld was acecpted aDd Jean La~·, teo l!~sary, one federal ra~¢ rfliag of the sy1tem's Penll'lylvania cus- during Janu.'lry 19S8. port, as tteasunr, of a bal~ ~ia coqld b~ made to cover !Jll system tomen., along with some in West Robert Daube;. 1tate repreaen· all funds of $16,146.1$ on Qd. Sl i~ter-st~te sales, instflad of tbe Virginia and Ohio, would be r~ tative, Will be present to help Was accepted. • potential seven as at present," he stricted te retail service in Peruf- fonnuJate drive plans. He wiU 1 sjld. "And one ·retail CUing could C&A would. handle ooiy also &how II film "Remember M.e" bt!! made for each stat~ instead of ,sylvania. retail business in Maryland; while which acording to H. E. Boney, multiple filings tS Ji now tbe Central Kentucky Natural Gas County Campaign Director, is an ease." Co. wou1d handle ita own and exceptional film. Under the plan, United Fuel United Fuel's retail operation~ In Mn. Audrey Young, County would~ take over ·transriliNion lin- Kentucky Natural Gas Co.; would Cl)aicmao urCes aU who are in· es and whnlet~ale bWiiness In all haodle its own and United Fuel's in belping the Polio seven states, while lfB pr~ent re- retail operations in Kent~ky. are asked to eome out f4l tail buslnei& in W~t Vii-ginia "Tho plan is daigned t 0 10 · . · meetinat...Polio isn't _ II~ PARKERSBURG, W. 'VI, ~t. but we have a start. m 11le . K k d an entuc y would be ·bahdlcd cl't'ase operatin~ etric~eney and J'igbt dlreetion," pys Mr. Basil George W. Warth, 54, of P~.s- : 'M(ql•y ,bY , 'ret•il CQtnpanies tO be: up p~uc~ economies whJCh would. O'Connor, National Chairman. ~rg Rt. :5 wu killed in ·tboae .ststes. 1 • 11-lp ke~. gu pr_ices do~ to the "Let's aU join in on the knock- o1ght when an automollile ~k the bieyele he wu rt~ Oil ~ _,'" - "" ' O_h_lo.;··~s_•_;ln_,g:::l•::_.c•:.:u:.:bo:.:l:;: dia=ry:-_.::eo:oa::::um::::er::•_:P;"::'r::•;:dge~="::'d::·__ out blow to Polio, NOW!'" Rt. 37, about two mUts ~ ltz'.e.. SEAMAN FINID State Police said tbe blh ap. ~~~~~Seaman, 45, Anne st., Starently bad no lillbll ali4 ·~ ito In an appearance befor.e charges were placed apbut . 'the Jane.s of Gallipolis driver, William D. Boso ot l'fl~ Monday received the mand}tory cr;sburg. ; ·• , . fine and sentence for driviQ MIIGS GENIRAL HOIPI.T-~1. · wbile intoxicated. Jt was pninted nut that no one was .seriously Admitted Monday: Mn. Beleb hurt in the a.cefdent which TtarDer • Carpenter: Mrs. ' AtJie brought about Seaman's. a.rrat Green. Pom60)' · t' I 8"ItYCI'JSl D"Its Jn Tr a{{•IC At . ParkersbUf! . \1!';:_ •t 'HELD IN UNITS) ~ ' Market R.,ports j Dl'l"lssed: Mrs. Gertn!do 'blm, · Pomeroy; Fred Giltl, I mer Fqe, Pomeroy. · ----=~~ · ·· HOLZIR NCisi'ITAJ, Gfa, m. ' ClNCINNATI. 0. UP-Produce: Admitted Moneta,: lira. Ottre Egg!l, firm 1·2t" bigber; conwm- Wiseman, Rutland; Mn:· RtlaAzll er lL S. A large 83-54; mediums Sl!nter.. New HiveD, W~ v•., 42-43; ~xtra large 48-4.8; A Jtarge Mrs. Hobart Cblldt'91, JMu1, 46 48; A mediums 35{JS; small t'all&. 21 -31: B large 36-45. _ J\dmittl':d Tuesday: Griltit Chickens, fryers firm lc high· Beaver, Leoo, W. Va. tr; fryers 3-3'J,Z lb. 21-24; Mostly '• " 22-23; hens, heavy over 5 lb. 18METER RICIIPTS 20; henll tight S ..., and under 17Aeting Chief ot Pollee J'raD' 18; hen.s light leiboms l.f.l8; old Hudson reported that the meburoosters 8 10. receipts for last wee~ Butter 90 score 86 ::::_.-''' -·---= $2::.38::·,75. :: Mrs: ,..en: Dairy Service Unit Considers . .. Reports Of Meigs Co. Testtrs Grange Tber• refresh· II Invited. Troy clerk and The Jong-ringe .plin .annouqeod ' ~ ' .C~Es.TON 'uP -!. Ubited Fuel Gaa. Co,. . of Ctilr~ti>n will beconie coOrdhiator~ 'Qf ; all interstale tramimtsid~ 8.tid,- wholesale b~ijijr\esa rot tJJe Columbia Gas Sy.stem under a propo!ed plari deslgne'd to shripllfr ·tbc system's operatloflB. ':~ndoy nirbt when tbe eoa,.;d at the Viltage 11111. tluor I met . ,PlanOpen IPro.·;,oate Conrt 4. 1 Meigs Co. Polio of Acrlcll~ Monday coiLs for' ..,tobUobnient of various communi· a singl~ retajl eompaiJ1 Jit eaCb of ties. the seven states serVed by ColumThe Community Institute ia tn- bia and oDe system~wtde company t.erested in Lbe betterment of b dl tb · 1 1- '" the communities aDd tht~o~l"~~~~=~ to an aDd e· ·wlfolespl. e n ·""i~tll~ traDBI.' mi!llliou e .oper.atilms. tmpbasls ls baaed on John W, Partrida:C, ·president of Heney Clatworthy. COIDrnon<ler famlb lif~. • six CharlestoD Gi'Oup co)npanles. ol Feeney-Benoell P..t, sai~ Uptted ~· vias ehosen " Amerl\lon Lepo.. ond the lntmtllte .!"'lDP!•r .......e it COleman an:esebted the ' ,.. Is the maJor t;iftni 1ttrn cloat!it to or Mlddi•pon with a lar•• IIi• SoulhwfOI, . '3•iilcb . . '"PPII" Mondey ovoatnt when tbey · about 7H..,.:..nt ol Columbia's ' .( )HftYSLER '. States lure, and W~'rt ·wonlliDa ,... 'ript. a.,.i . .Olio up' lor ., • Sound- There will be an open meeting there will be mus!c and singing, furnished by the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Doster and the Juliior Choir, 1 talk by ' C. E. Bl~:~:~:;;:! titled "A Look At Meigs awards and other entertain• 1\fld educational features. Community Institute la by the College of tile Oblo Well. why Walt? Juat (or tho fool of it, put yi>Uioetfb II!!> .pilot'• ~;eal .o r tho Dtw Cheyaler Windsot ·, , • ·will Dow' SpilFIR V·8 "'~ ... .. ... Puobhutt~i ......... fllte • • • new Pow«Pilot S!Oorq , , . ileW. f Vlrgl~to f1ver.d I I The MeJ.gs County Board of Elections toda)' warned tbat an eand1datea al t1te recent general election must rue a Jtatemeot of the1r expe~~~e~ innuTed during the campaign oo later tban Friday, Nov. 11. Offidala pointed out that a .statement mW!It be f1lcd in compliallt'e with Ohio Elections Laws regard1eu u to whether or not tlley woq or lost. Election Board officiab: said that the local o(fices will be open from 1 to 4 p.m. each day through Nov. 18 for the purpose filing expense statemeJJts. " '" · Snlo'otlt Bnta • , , aed 1!1.; ao-iettJoa' nt!W 10(1tlooar '""PGWer-Traia."'SV.tem. . , ' . . r~ · .. f birth of twin sons. '",eli.,;•,.; ·*···~ W.ttt (lntem~lleMI tumtd oft unto- bUlJ ean be pal¢ Oa Au&utt 7, 11113t, tbe t1nel 1iJbt8 of Mlddleport were tlltUd off because ot a lack of reYene in tbe General JPuod of t.bt ril· Jage and only a detetmlned M'fori led by the women folk of the town brought llbout the pua-u or a 3 mill levy for a nve rnr wbieb nllbiH: lillie 1 period relighting of .Middleport strHtJ fn Meetidg,fbnrsday ro..er. 1 ninR, November 12, ville HOIJpital. Dave Thomas or' ldln?r.vlllc '' a grandfathel'. · •' ~ Tho ~lao havQ other ' . , W~ ", ' ' , hlta the highway wl1h ' I i4IY Ill!!ored au WAAfii ~JqJ' J'!\~~·~J.~~! opeq~. ~ ..1& the Iron -curtain lor news ''llid."litear. AJso at the Portlaod; was.ltned '10 anii' coa'l:s by Justice of ttr~ Peace · Pertf Peoplt'!s for intoxication. )n Mayor E. F. Robldson's court Gordon Yea~er, QOolvllte, was llned $100 l:nd costs and s~nten­ ~ed to thre~ ·d~s in. !Jle county jail; GeOJ'Ie Parter, ·~arletta on the cbarge of specdlnr, was tined $1ft and costl!lj Bernard Ralrden, Hartford, W. Va., and WJilard Net.on, RuUond; botb oharvetj with driving wblle liJ.toxl~ated were flued $100 and C08tfl and sen· tenced to thref days ih jail. ,Dan S. Rizer, Syraluse, was fin ed $20 and cos.ts, on tp~ charge ol speedibg by- T. S. Ceeil, JwUce of the Peace of Coolvdle. · ' ed Lewis . rant G Non-Support Case "'PowuSIYlll" CII'YIW Wlnd.tOr, 1111 PDPUIM •••••••••• .......1 Candidates T0 File Expenses By This Friday ' lmilll'~t~ 11!1"'•· lt!t II ll!'ill~ 1Year ProLua. . ti·on Buldnt 1UM1HtttNtto'IHHI fwdlOp - . The Rev. Ho'mer Felty, tronton, will be the main speaker in the Fifth Community tutes meetlq to be held at Lone Bottom, at either the Christ or Methodist Chureh. / The topics of Rev. Felty's talb ft: ''Gettlq the Most Out of the Rest of Life," to be et~n at the~ afternoon aeulon; 11 God11 Pone ln Our the evening • Draw F•mes SIX And Se•nteft ces : ·BeiROre Courts COMP,LITI RI-STI'UNG ••• MEIGS •t West ~urn Down Red proposaJ , . For Scientific Data Ex«:h~ges Ironton Pastor G~~~A UP-Russia Societ To Be Speaker At Jnstt"tu·te ' Lor· Sterrett, who had for her nin topic, "OM of the 1fruits of the spirit, Joy ." 1 oth(lrs participating in the program wefc Mrs. Atcn Shain, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mt"ll. El. len Couch nnd Mrs. J. E. Foster. The first chapter of the book, "The Revolutionary which dealt with the various "iflms" of the, world today was given by Mfs. Cook. During the businel:ll session, plan.s were made for the Chriat· mas meeting and Mrs. J. H. skephenson, Mn. Atcn Shain and Mrs. 0 . 'R. Faris were named as the committee. Mayor-elect C. 0. Filher of Middleport will more or lea turn baek the J!'3IN or Ume to the retr of 1131 when be nsumn office on Janual')' 1. He will be faelng the same 1ort of situation which exl.&t4!d in hi:~~ term of office that time: ~_shortage or funds and the possibility that the street lights of the village will have to be T BIG C·H ANGE'. ' 'tn TV by RCA VICTOR,, nftht. Tax Levy's Defeat Creates A ~ 1 Financial Problem For Villag~ w::::; e. Now-See The Exciting N$W ''Muaionscope" giving the var· with devotions led by Mrs. .......... 1 ·1!' , ' Hltllitii•a"wHv: Baptist Church Women's Society Heard By Mrs ..Joseph Cook too, for our speedy service. Mutll m!Hh tel... with . . . - William fears Taken By Death ••tTl' I At Letart, 1'. Va. 'I- I Just Come Bock From ... ......... ....,.aMtMdlhl, .... -,so .. u_,._" Lft • • Co"'mandments Of The for Those mro•ds In Fields "I . I Proa-l • Olllo: _ . , . wlftolr .......,.., IIAIIeN4 ~ by \ 1. Thou ~ha1t ~ employ otb• muale. Then tby days are lon'JCI' i _,.,to kill thy ..,.. lor thee. or a!ICI thy credltoro tlhell not • eollnt 1ame killed by thy neiJI> dillnherlted too 10011. bor, T. Look )101 into the barrel 2. Thou flhalt .speak to . t~ they ,gun alth0111b lt be empty. Jarm owaer ln a tenUe a:nee Tbe undertaker ean maketh "' and entreat him to "permit thy llvint witllottt thy buainess ·l+i btln~nl· oft hil. J)rMlt,.liea. lest ' he fore thy DOl"mal tlmc. '~!< .booi 'thy north en~ ·f rom bis cloo 8. Thou •hall not 1"' , .~fti•: egn eocll:ed. How ean tbei nel11h· ' a ~ . PolDt Dot t.bl gun 'toward bor- sit at thy welcome --y ' llvlili 'tli!4 tbl( thou doot when he is replet> with buc•Jt.l will be be14 .Qot .""h to ol~. lte 'who laileth obot. 2 p.m. !OJ' Will· ·t• tll!erve tbia Is a Kina am,png 0. Ascend aot the fence of Letart. W. V1., ~ . !iitlle$jbot. · · th•Y sun Jty bond. Solnl it bll holb•, on ;1,.:• . . : ~· ~ 1191. tht rod toward job worketb him overtfme loog m~. ·~· .... eattl~. ,awtne or· natives within he draweth nOt time and a ol Muon . ' " · ~, ~ one-~h' mile of thy no:se-end. eth. Tby union mlght wu lbe !\On of ~ ~- ·f~'.s pitaH.f6l'k can caUa· tJiee. WilHam Cerollne Wean, e.th' lf!.:e~ to eat thy meals from 1 10. Observe atl ·the above rules. who precected blm in death. ~· tnantle. The Happy Huntlq: Survivlna arl) his wile, Bcute, 'lf. 5. Unload th)' gun before thou a~. to whieh thee and a aon, Early. Dowell, ,of Gale· ,, · enterest an auto. This will poat· pcoblbl)' overcrowded na, Ohio. po~ tbY and thy neighbor"a fun• dllru aenf there by thy Burial WUl be made in the .eral fati:Ler-Rnd thy reception Adamsville ·cemetery !ol:~~.~ Take not .thy gun by tbe leave mucb to be desired. the servi~ at Fo&:lc;t~oag -- _.. \ al Home under dir«tlon of Ralph Mahoney. I Still Pretty Shorp .. t~nis Suit nttnet No. 180 ovnt.VII ON 911...., ., ' Daug ' hte Plan Chrtstmas ' - rs Of JS Party At Lcx;al Hotel For Decem.,..r • 1 - L • .-... .................. I rm ' ., •' ",; .c- ' ' ' tenltht ... ,. 55. • ••1111.., I Hotchki11, But My Crtoses Are ' ·-· '.f " . extrtiiM Members Of Local Methodist Church . k h Th d ' W Attend Christlan or s op urs ay I'd Ask You To Sit Down; Miss a e I ' bt • ' '~-, J • .,....... d Prayer by the Rev. Father Jt)hq ·l frJ, J{orner Gordon, MDI, John WUiilm G. llooro, huaband ol DINNII . CIRCLI TO MJIT Turel opened the _paeetln1. Th~ Pepe, Mn, WHl.llm Hamm, Mias tho Et.-nor sick committee reported 'l'r•· Sl)o 1ant; Hufi:a, M~~ ~,rbara poao- heelf' !Wiled: loli&...t ' MWI' edl· The Se«>nd ClaP 12 Circle of Heath Metho- phia Whitlock, Mr1. Harley Slac). Yo, Mise Cbriltf.oe Gtuerer, ·Mtas tor of " t~. t:!jluptbua Cllllen. Mr. Club )"01 meet 11, the diat Chureh will meet Wtdnett- and Mrs. ?,Jary Koru, Ul. ·P lll)l . Cl~e.e c;utfol:d~··~iu. Doris Wella, and ~'llri. ~ and. t~lr t~ee Wednesd•Y at 8 P~ day evening at 8 p.m., · at tbe were m11de to aerve tbe CbrtstqJ.•• Mn. Pa\11 uou;r,., •MrJ. 'Donald ebildrea u., in c:;oJliJil'bus and ThanksJiivinJ dinner. borne of Mrs. , Jamea CriiWell di nner to the Imd~ial Eleetrlf Rqleh, Jiitta. Leon JfelijaiJht. . frequent . 'vlilton of rela-:. Ue 'l'equested ,.to lirlna: their with ·Mrs, Glenna La~bert, Pte9i· Company on Thursda)', Deeember Kiss ~olYrf Meier, Miss Rita table cerviee. , in tbls ara. , dent, presiding. ~111 Ber.nice 1tl-Ut. . 1 ~--le. MiM Rut_. Ana Horak, Bowen, Meigs County Religious Mrs. Hackett thanked all wbu a,r.. Thoma& Heaneuy Jr.. Mrs. Education. teacher, . wm _ present helped with the Halloween party Kenneth MC'CullOUJb, Mill Kay the dc,·oltOnal !etVlce and pro- for the chi1dten, Mus HeJ.-n FollrotJ. Miss Jo EJI~n Jl'oll~od. gram. _1_ _ WaddeU gave the report of the · Mi.¥ Ros.,_ Horak and Miu Jean nominating comrftittel! as foUowa : tti(Glone. Mra. Gcprge Horak, presidenti Solidtors: M-rs. Theodore Beq:le Mu. Theodore Beegle, viee prnl· M'n. Donald Mullen, M~. ;ohn dent; Mrs. Thomas HennellY .:{r., Mitch, Mrs, Charles RadfOJd, M.rs. " secretilry aJid Mr.s. Mary Sc:baefer, Remo Neiri~ Mrs. David Ohlinger, treasu .. r. '' Mr•. George Hackett, Jr., MJ.ucs Plans were mad.& for the Christ~ t.en,a an~ Katie Gutb ud Miss . Rev. Rob-:> rt F. Lmter. Miss, &ecretary of the board of world mas party to be held at the ne~t Mar~aret Gana. ll' 111 d " Fr'e meetktg wilb a. .$1 gift excbana. K1tchffn com~lttee: Mrs. Gco . 14,awa Karr. Mrs. M F.. Rath· peace, c lcago , .; an e- Plans were also made for the ;-a:_ }lac~ett Sr:• and Mn. Johit- Goetl b burn l! nd Mrs. Jobn Bowen were dd?m (romH Alcohol," ui~~ , Cara· t b h ld T"••,...da~ Jr., co-cba~nnen; Mrs. l;lenry ill Port11 moulh Thursday whc~e 1 me R. ooton. exec l~ aec:re- nua 1 ua 8r o e e . ''·.,.~:"' ".' ~ \V,eUs, Mrs. John ij~mdley, . Mn. , they attended workshops m tary ?f the board of tefhptrance, November 17 and the ~omQuttef111 · Jobn MH.th, MrS. WU!tam . 'Rein.' Christiah Social Study and achon 1 Washmgt?n, D • .T•:;.. , were named as follows. Hoi~e~ bart, Mrs. Dorothy . Gtoeckrier, in the s 1gelow Methodist ChurTwo films The SQ1,1nd of L Mr.1~. Mary Mrl. lllrs. -c .,u 11 LP . Mel ~r. Mrs. Remo · h d Sl Kunzelman ' . c h' and · . u:.... . saAJas q~o:~nqJ lSJf..J., puw- j~uo1~ , e an !Uion, as 1ers. • ~ N ,~ •• Gru M 1 1 11 ch. . c 't " I ho A H 11 M'188 H0I W ddell e r • u. nt~ne& eser, rs. ~here wc~e four nminars, each Its ommum Y • were a so I wn nna owe · a David Ohlinger 1 Mrs..!J~eph Conde 1 w1th a •. nattonal speake~ as fol. . • • .. Mrs. Adolpb .saelens. · lows, Cur~·;nt economiC trends .lo ...e"''CO lolrs. Wllll•"' w,ns, 1111· Frank lD America by Rev. H. Dudley I ,q;,~, IV Fugate,- Mrs. Joetp)l Raub. Miss Ward, executive secretary of , -1 &...-.. Kathl'f.ll GlUes~. ''Mrs. Nellie Barthe bn"d oi soctal 'and econo· aoltl l!>d Mrs. Jciho Goett. Jr. m1cs 'relations, Chicago, til. ; ~ "~ese.~~gation ~olicy anrl tech· Plan's were completed for til<' lion of officers was held With Mn ' neb committee: Mrs. G""'' n1q~e ~ror Dw1ght W ...culver, annual Christma s party to be held Sayre elected as president; ?(r11. Hora , ellair!'um; !4n. Paul . aoclologlsl nf Purdue Umverslty at the Hotel Martin Coffee Shop. Max Meinbart "iee presl(lent: cl, Mn. Vlrg1e Ruse~~ll, Miss Lily and author. of • "Segr.~tio~. In Thursday, Dee . Sth when the Pasl ~rs. Rollin Bearhs, treasurer and (Uro)amt, ·Min Sue ·\Jean ~ub add the Methodist Church ; Councilers of Tbeodoru 5 council Miss Erna Jease, secre.tary. , Mrs. Janet Korn; A me!!f,1ng of all pects for a Christian World Or- Daul'tllters of Amenca met Thun· . · commltb;es was tailed for Wed· der", Hev. ''arl D. Soule, field day evening at the home or Mason Dunng thc 1 soc1al hour prize~ nesday at 8 P. M. wtth the kllchen t · h r Minersville ~e awarded .to Mrs. Sayre, jilt's. commlttee to meet at noon. TO HONOR MEMBERS uM~s.' James Sa~c, vice pre.si. Albert Hen~ricks, Mrs. John Slnith Hostesses for the D~ember Ch.arter members and Past Pre- dent presided over the meeting and Mrs. Richard Campbell. meeUng are Misses Lena and 'Ka· sidents nf the WSCS will be hon- ln the absence .of the prestdent, A dessert _course wa~ ~~ed. by tie Guth, Mrs. George Buebanan·, ored Monday evening when lh~ Mrs. Norma Chapman. The twen· the hostesses: Mrs. Wilham Mrs. Leon McKnight, Mj.&.t Ann regular meeting of the Sot'iety l;; ty-third Psalm, followed by the er, Mrs_. Joseph Beegle, IDa. El· Howell, Mrs. Joseph -Nj.ppel, Mr!. More Jl'OPI• plan to buy RCA held at Heath Churt!h . .,An anni Lord's Prayer and pledge to the mer WJekbam and Mrs. Claude George Hackett Jr .. Misses Helen VictOi''telelfision because->-at borne or at th~ir neighbot&' Darst to th~ followinl members: and Mabel Waddell, Mrs. Joseph versary tea is planned £or the so- flag opened the meetinll ...:..they'v:t #In RCA Vic:tor•e clearer, sharper picture ..• c1al hnur. Mrs. E. M. Blake is d~- ~ Mrs Albert Woodal'd, · - Mrs. M~~- H~nry Reibel, Mrs. Eva H:n· J(aub and Mi.<~s Ella Hennessy. they've ictdrd ~CA Victor's rich, lull tone. Tbat's the vntfonal leader · M1ss Bess san- Joseph Beegle and Mi-ss 'l:rnd rlrlek.s, Mru . tlolltn Bearhs, Mls.~ Prayer by Father TureJ closed kind of erperience that's made eo many people decide born has the Program and Mrs. Jesse were named on tii;P ~ommi + Erna Jesse, Mrs Jl!chard Camp· the meeting after which retresh· lhot RCA Victor is the TV they want most! Hattie Smith w11l present special tee for the party and namea were b~ll, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Ber- ments were .served by Mrs. Paul music durmg the program. d1 awn for cxcha~ge of g1f\s· Eleo::. mce Darst, "!ts. Addie, Gruescr, Ca~t"i, Mfs. B~lt Giro1ami, Mr~. _ _ Mrs Oval D1ddl~. Mrs. James Gu1do Glrolam1, Miss Lily GiroSayre, Mrs. Albert Hendritks and lami, Mrs. J'ohn Bacon and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Gn1eser. Clementi MenchlnL .Myrtle Linseott, worlby high priutess of Nelloit\'ille : Lucille Talbott, Marietta, put diatrict deputy; Rose Weber, paat worthJ h1gh pnestess of Marietta ; Wilt 1 jam Dixon, past watchman of .shepherd! or Nelsonville and Fred Reeves of Logan. At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were served from an attractive table centered with sn arrangement of yellow ~white_ chrysanthemums. •• ' TO MalT Clrelo o1 Jbe Fed· orated ~ will meet Tuf.ldor at 8 P . M. ln- the *W room of tbo ehf!<"h. lin. Thoaw You., will be the devoUoDil load.tr. ' ' Tho · . • ,, ' ' .. f A Da,ry SPrvice Unit meeting Davtd Koblentz: · ~ of diredor.s was beld Monday tVt- Mr. and Mra. Earl nmg at tb(' Agriculttlft Extension tory, Mrs. Wmiam office, with president CJarenre c. E. BlakMlee. · . Pnce in charge. . ~ Roy L. Jones ia in ebafP ~ $P Report or produet101'1 tester L. testing at the laboratory 1~ •t l-1. Jones. showed 12 'benb on the ~rground. · DHIA test a~d lf on Owtfer Sem,F m · test · ust vi&tl pier tesl . Report of Oris Smith;- techni- sign a written ~.1an ~~owed 806 CDWB . bred the with milk f1r~1 nme months of year. eious will be M1lk sample collector& named tf'..st without • for thr Milt Ri.n& Te!t induded: Columbia. John Halliday; Salem. Rex ShPnf!fleld; Scipio, Mn. Vir· gil Atkins; Bedford, MD. William Hart; Salisburt.Sutton, John Ihle; Lebanon-5ut~on 1 Oris Smith; Le, l&r~, IU:y Mi4kiff; Chester, Mn. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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